Bruce King sworn in as New Mexico's 23rd governor
Bruce King became New Mexico's 23rd governor in a noon inauguration at the state capitol. He pledged a serious administration focused on welfare and necessities, vowing to protect every resident and to fuse natural and human resources for a better state.
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Bruce King
New Mexico
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Cargo Leaves Office With Good Will
Outgoing New Mexico Governor David Cargo said he leaves office with a deep feeling of goodwill toward his successor Bruce King. He spoke during King’s oath of office ceremony in the Capitol rotunda and avoided recounting his administration’s accomplishments.
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David Cargo
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Bruce King
Capitol
Smith Draws Applause At Swearing In
Spectators at the courthouse swore in new official Frank Smith as district court clerk Mrs. Lucille Lister administered the oath. Smith answered I will and received applause, marking his return to the Lea County assessor post after a suspension by the Property Appraisal Department.
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Lucille Lister
Lea County
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Lea County Board of County Commissioners
John Teague
Hobbs
Mac Gandy
Tatum
Tom Kennann
Eunice
Gandy
Don Sanford
Lovington
Game Official Pleads Guilty to Hunting Violation
A New Mexico Game Commission member Edward Munoz of Gallup pleaded guilty to being an accessory to a hunting violation. He paid a $25 fine after reporting the incident himself. Munoz and his 13 year old son were elk hunting on the Chama Land and Cattle Co. property.
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New Mexico Game Commission
Edward Munoz
Gallup
Game Department
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Chama Land and Cattle Co
Morning Resolut for a Simple Serene Life
A personal vow to live a simple sincere life devoted to cheerfulness magnanimity charity and holy silence. The speaker commits to prayer work study exercise proper eating and sleep and seeks divine help through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit for strength beyond personal power.
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Weather on the Eastern Plains Cloudy and chilly
Increasing cloudiness across the Eastern Plains with scattered snow showers from north to south late today into Saturday. Some shower activity is expected in the south Saturday with colder conditions especially in the north and late today.
Fatal New Mexico Crashes Kill Two on New Year’s Eve and Day
Patricio Martinez 79 of Deming dies when his car rolls in the I 10 median 22 miles east of Deming about 8:30 p.m. New Year’s Eve. Calvin J. Fulcher 31 of Hobbs dies about 1:30 a.m. today after his car and a truck collide at the west edge of Hobbs on U 62 180.
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Patricio Martinez
Deming
Calvin J. Fulcher
Hobbs
U.S
Martinez
Modesto Martinez
Augustino Martinez
Fulcher
Rick Fulcher
Alan McGraw
Lovington
Upsurge in Casualties As U S Forces Enter Second Vietnam Decade
U S forces report a sharp rise in battle casualties blamed on Viet Cong violations of a New Year cease-fire. A five-man Navy supply boat crew was killed in the Mekong Delta, with six Americans dead and 43 wounded overall since the cease-fire began. Additional American and South Vietnamese deaths, plus enemy losses, are noted across Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, including the downing of a U S Air Force captain over the Plain of Jars.
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Gas firms weigh converting mercury meters for oil field gas
In Eunice New Mexico officials report mercury thefts from meters used to measure pipeline pressure. With 3000 meters in Lea County alone losses mount as authorities note conversion costs about 235 dollars per meter while mercury sells for 12 dollars per pound on open market and 2 to 4 dollars on the black market.
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Eunice
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Lea County
GNP to Rise 7 Percent as Inflation Lifts Figures
The U S Chamber of Commerce predicts a 7 percent gain in gross national product next year, though over half of the rise comes from inflation. Real growth eyed at 3 percent. GNP would reach about 1.05 trillion dollars.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber
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Pan Am
Najeeb Halaby
Madden
Chamber of Commerce
Mercury Defendants Seek Case Move from Albuquerque
Two defendants in a $4 million suit over mercury poisoning of three Huckleby children ask moving the case from Albuquerque to Curry or Otero County. They argue local prejudice and that most witnesses live in the two counties amid extensive news coverage.
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Ernest Huckleby
Alamogordo
Curry County
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Ray Prichett
New Mexico Mill and Elevator Co
Golden West Seed Co
Clovis
Russell Moore
Michael Garrett
Moore
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