UNM business school to offer new part time master’s degree
The Albuquerque Tribune notes UNM aims to launch a tailored executive master’s program for midcareer businessmen with Friday Saturday classes every other week. critics warn about practicality and competition from Eastern NM State University while the editor questions holiday postal service effects on government run operations.
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Loveington
Lovington
Albuquerque
UNM Biz
Kenneth Hillier
Enmu Business School
Portales
Big A
Eastern
New Mexico
Worst in lifetime New Mexico farmers face dry season
New Mexico farmers reliant on streamflow irrigation confront a potential record dry season as forecasts show flows at 25 to 50 percent of 15-year averages across basins. State Engineer Steve Reynolds notes use of supplemental wells and emergency water from the San Juan Chama project may mitigate impact. legal priority of water rights remains, with drought likely to test existing arrangements.
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Larry Calloway
Associated Press
Santa FE (Ap
New Mexico
U.S. Weather Bureau
Soil Conservation Service
Rio Grande
San Marcial Gauging Station
Elephant Butte
Weather Service
Steve Reynolds
Midelle Rio Grande Conservancy District
Elliott
Bureau
Reynolds
L. J. Nelson
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Chama
Heron Dam
Heron
Albuquerque
San
Navajo Dam
Otowi Bridge
San Marcial
Rio Chama
el Vado
Pecos
Gila
Lovington CPA to Buy Elmer Fox Office and Building
David Andrews, a Lovington CPA, will acquire the Elmer Fox and Company office effective June 1, along with the building at 212 North Love. He will remain in Lovington as an independent accountant with Catherine Jack as secretary. Andrews is originally from Anthony, Texas and has seven years with Fox and its predecessors. He and his wife recently bought a home at 603 West Avenue A and await their first child.
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David Andrews
Lovington Cpa
Elmer Fox and Company
North Love
Andrews
Lovington
West Avenue A
Anthony
Texas
Elmer Fox
Catherine Jack
Mayday protests trigger indictments and legal alerts
Indicted for crossing state lines to incite a riot Abbie Hoffman faces federal charges. A DC grand jury also indicts Bradford Lyttle Jr for assaulting a police officer with a portable loudspeaker. Authorities warn more indictments may follow as Mayday actions draw legal action nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Chicago
Yippie Abbie Hoffman
District of Columbia Superior Court
Connecticut
Bradford Lyttle Jr
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Hoffman
Lyttle
Justice Department
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Internal Security
Robert A. Mardian
Mayday
Coalition
Infiltration Route Stalled by U S Air Raids
North Vietnamese engineers began a major infiltration road from Laos into South Vietnam near Khe Sanh but heavy U S air raids have halted activity. By early April the six mile progress into South Vietnam was stopped after extensive B52 bombing, with possible aims to link to a tank trail and threaten Camp Carroll and eastern installations.
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J.T. Volkerstorfer
Associated Press
Saigon
Laos
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
U.S
Rockpile
Camp Carroll
Twelve Jailed In Hobbs High School Disturbance
Deputies and state police arrested twelve people at Hobbs High School after a noon disturbance. Adults Dessie Dean and Laura Patton faced charges and bonds. teens Betsy Brooks Brenda Brewer and others were held on dis orderly conduct counts. one white youth Jimmy Keith was also arrested. The incident prompted ongoing security until morning.
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Lovington
Lea County
State approves conservative ship mortgage investments
The State Investment Council authorized a full analysis of its 430 million portfolio and approved up to 1 million in U S Maritime Commission bonds guaranteed by the government. The study by Scudder, Stevens and Clark will be released June 10 as 16 percent of the fund remains in two ships.
Sadat Purges Cabinet To Solidify Control
President Anwar Sadat reshuffles the Egyptian cabinet in a broad purge, prompting six ministers including defense chief Lt. Gen. Mohamed Fawzi to resign. The move follows earlier dismissals and signals a strategic realignment with the army viewed as pivotal.
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Associated Press
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Mohamed Fawzi
Arab Socialist Union
Egypt
Cairo Radio
Aziz Sidky
Sadat
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ali Sabry
Fawzi
Israel
Oded Zarai
Haaretz
Ehud Yaari
Suez Canal
Mohammed Sadek
Bei
Manhunt for Escaped Murderer Garcia Stalled in Golden Area
State prison officials report no new lead in the Garcia manhunt as searches focus in the Golden area of southwestern Santa Fe County. A ranch hand identified Garcia from photos and provided a small amount of food. highway roadblocks near Santa Fe were lifted. Garcia is serving two consecutive life terms for the murder of his sister in law and a police officer.
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Santa FE
Bobby Gene Garcia
Golden Area
Garcia
Inlaw
Nixon plan for seven new departments faces pushback
Dwight A. Ink outlined a broad administration reorganization aiming to reduce overlapping 850 interagency panels and boost accountability. The plan adds seven departments including Community Development Human Resources Natural Resources and Economic Affairs with bipartisan support. Congress will weigh the proposal next week.
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New Mexico
Utah
Idaho
Montana
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Ink
Nixon
Department of
Department of Human Resources
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Economic Affairs
Electronic Warning System Proposed At Pen
Santa Fe AP says the escape of Bobby Gene Garcia from the New Mexico State Prison prompts a push to install an electronic warning system at the facility south of Santa Fe. Governor King’s office has consulted with the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration in Dallas as two corrections experts plan an onsite study next week to assess system needs and feasibility.
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Santa FE
Bobby Gene Garcia
New Mexico State
Tony Anaya
Bruce King
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Dallas
Tex
Ron Cunningham
la Tuna Federal Correctional Institution
Anaya
Appellate Court Voids City Pistol Carry Ban
The Court of Appeals ruled a Las Vegas ordinance cannot bar carrying a pistol in plain view. Moberg’s conviction for carrying a deadly weapon was overturned as the ordinance conflicts with the right to bear arms and cannot prohibit non concealed weapons.
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Santa FE
State Court of Appeals
Leland James Moberg
Las Vegas
Cone
Las Vegs
Moberg
Munici Pal
San Miguel
Spiess
Youthful voters in New Mexico show party independence
New Mexico under-21 voters lean away from major parties with nearly 11 percent registering as independents, higher than the five percent among voters over 21. In Lea County the under-21 tally is 912 with 621 Democrats and 267 Republicans, plus a few minor party and undeclared voters.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Betty Fiorina
Lea County
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Middle Rio Grande
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John Fraines
University of Oregon
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