Wagon Driving Protester Heads East on Tax Mission
Jay Eubank, 54, travels in a homemade wagon with pony Hobo across the United States to vent tax grievances. He plans to dump tea in Boston Harbor and deliver tax forms to President Carter in the White House, citing high real estate taxes as hurting families. He has traversed over 7,000 miles since July 1975, after losing his wife and daughter in 1969 and later facing lung cancer.
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Eubank
Boston Harbor
Washington
Hobo
Doris
Diane
Bryan
Texas
Alien Finds Home Away From Home in Lordsburg Motel
Lordsburg Border Patrol officers chased an illegal alien who escaped their Duncan Highway complex on March 28. After an extensive search of buildings, vehicles, and even a roof, the subject was found later that day in a local motel where he had rented a room for the night. A Wednesday plan remained undetermined, though there was speculation he might relocate to Lordsburg with work lined up.
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Border Patrol
Lordsburg
Duncan Highway
Solar Energy Conference Set in El Paso April 13 16
Representatives from Texas New Mexico Arizona and Southern California join Sun Energy 78 International Solar Energy Conference in El Paso April 13 16 with Lynda Todd coordinating co sponsorship. Speakers include Herb Wade Dan Halacy Peter Jenkins and John Brand discussing legal regulatory heating hot water and marketability of solar energy. An energy fair runs April 14 16 at the El Paso Civic Center with tours to solar installations in El Paso Las Cruces and Cd Juarez Mexico.
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Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Sun Energy
el Paso
Lynda Todd
Herb Wade
Arizona Solar Energy Association
Peter Jenkins
Texas Solar Energy Society
John Brand
Southern California Solar Energy Association
Ms. Todd
Israel
France
Mexico
United Kingdom
Las Cruces
N. Mex
Cd. Juarez
Rio Grande
el Paso Civic Center
New Mexico Energy Resources Board
Schmitt Seeks Perpetual U S Use of Canal Zone Cemetery
Senator Harrison Schmitt proposes an amendment to the second Panama Canal treaty to grant the United States perpetual use of Corozal Cemetery in the Canal Zone. The amendment would keep 734 veteran graves under U S care and allow transfer of Mount Hope Cemetery burials to Corozal.
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Harrison Schmitt
R-N.m
United States
Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
States
Schmitt
Corozal Cemetery
Mount Hope Cemetery
Corozal
New Mexico Magazine Highlights April Issue Features History Art
The April issue spotlights homesteaders of the Llano Estacado told by Jean Burroughs, early settlers and their life, plus vivid color photos. It also features Pottery Mound kiva wall paintings, Santa Clara pottery, Tafoya and Lonewolf artists, a Farmington restaurant, a Rio Grande Gorge park, a plains town mural, and an adobe solar Taos home. The publisher notes reader appreciation for accurate stories and color photography. copies are on sale statewide and at the Santa Fe offices.
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Ilano Estacado
Jean Burroughs
New
New Mexico
Pottery Mound
Santa Clara
Farmington
Rio Grande
Robert D. Davis
Bataan Memorial Buildings
Santa Fe
Wildhorse Woodcutting Area Reopens After Wet Weather Closure
Black Range District Ranger Mike Howard says the Wildhorse Woodcutting Area is open again for free use cutting of downed wood only after a brief closure to protect soil and forage resources. Visitors are urged to pack out trash as the area shows oil cans and debris. standing wood requires a permit.
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Wildhorse
Mike Howard
Black Range
Gila National Forest
Howard
Pinyon
Practical Kitchen Setup Promotes Handy Time Savers
Placing time saving appliances and frequently used utensils within easy reach on the kitchen counter increases daily usage. A neat arrangement reduces search time and encourages convenient, efficient meal prep and quick tasks. Focus on常used tools and durable devices to keep counters organized.
System Available System Available Employment Security Commission of New Mexico
The Employment Security Commission of New Mexico outlines a formal complaint system. Commission Chairman W A Anderson says staff will work with clients to address needs and improve services by inviting grievances for problem identification and collaboration. Local offices handle service complaints. policy complaints go to Joseph Garrison, Monitor Advocate, 401 Broadway Blvd, Albuquerque NM 87103.
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New Mexico
Commission
W.A. Anderson
Anderson
Joseph Garrison
Monitor-Advocate
Broadway
Bisy
Albuquerque
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