Fence image masks New Mexico’s real job and growth quest
Hopper Graham notes Kent Roberts at New Mexico State University discusses immigration, outmigration, and poverty in the state. He cites 1960 1970 population shifts, county differences, and the need for capital to create 14,000 jobs yearly with $20,000 per job. He argues against isolation.
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Kent Roberts
Physical Science Laboratory of
New Mexico State University
New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Sierra County
Grant County
Luna County
Appalachian
United States
Peter Drucker
America
Comery
Hopper
Auction sells 721 cattle and hogs on steady market
A total of 721 head of cattle and hogs sold on a steady to slightly weaker market. Slaughter cows and bulls were steady while light calves and stocker cows eased modestly and cow and calf pairs remained representative.
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Sam Hart
Tatum
Charbull
Ur, Cattle Co
Hoyt Turner
Hobbs
Wistr
Css
L.C. Tutlege
Lubbock
Hol
Guy Smith
Lovington
Brin Hfr
Johnny Cartwright
Wie
Charles F. James Jr
Carls Bad
Wie & Clf
New Mexico Launches National Medicaid Claims Review System
New Mexico starts a professional statewide medicaid claims review Wednesday at Dikewood Corp in Albuquerque with Gov. Bruce King presiding. The Foundation for Medical Care will oversee reviews to ensure services are medically necessary and improve welfare recipients’ care. The state received a $100000 federal grant to support start up.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Dikewood Corp
Albuquerque
Bruce King
State Health and Social Services Department
Foundation For Medical Care
HSS
Arizona tornado kills one injures forty one in Phoenix area
A storm tornados through Tempe and Mesa with 100 mph winds. One death, 41 injuries, and extensive damage including roofs ripped off and power outages. Shelters opened at two high schools as officials review tax relief options for damaged residents.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
National Weather Service
Tempe
Mesa
Robert S. Ingram
The
Weather Service
George T.stout
Tempe- Mesa
Kenneth R. Kunes
Maricopa County
Kunes
Regulations Sought On Electric Plants In New Mexico
The Environmental Improvement Board in Santa Fe opens hearings on tougher emission rules for northwest New Mexico coal plants. Proposals push 99.8 percent particle‑control, cut fine particle share to 40 percent by 1973 and 10 percent by 1978, with 41 percent nitrogen oxide removal after 1974 rising to 62 percent after 1976, and sulfur dioxide reductions of about 30 percent after 1972 to 76 percent after 1974.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
New Environmental Improvement Board
UN Gunners Unleash Heavy DMZ Attacks
Saigon AP reports North Vietnamese gunners staged their heaviest DMZ action in two weeks. The US replied with land sea and air bombardment into the southern DMZ as 550 plus rockets and mortars hit five South Vietnamese bases and an armored column. Six South Vietnamese troops wounded. no US casualties reported. United States forces used B52s and field artillery while three 7th Fleet ships joined the response in the Tonkin Gulf.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
United States
Dmz
7Th Fleet
Tonkin Gulf
Santa Fe Begins Annual Celebration Fiesta Opens Friday
Santa Fe, New Mexico, gears up for the 249th Santa Fe Fiesta a four day event marking Don Diego de Vargas reconquest in 1692. Officials call it oldest community celebration in the United States with events from the De Vargas mass to the Entrada reenactment.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Don Diego de Vargas
United States
de Vargas
Rosario Chapel
Jal Record Names New Editor Baldwin to Lead Paper
AP reports Jal Record hires Janette Baldwin former Alamogordo Daily News writer to lead The Record. Baldwin moved to Jal with her family Aug 13 from Tularosa and brings four years in Alamogordo editorial work plus prior service at Otero County Tribune. Publishers Beckham and Knight praise her experience and expect continued improvement.
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JAL
Jal Record
Janette Baldwin
Alamogordo Daily News
Baldwin
Tularosa
The
Alamogordo News
Otero County Tribune
Bill Beckham
Frank A Knight
Weather on the Eastern Plains with scattered thundershowers
Partly cloudy afternoons and evenings with a 10 to 20 percent rain chance tonight and Thursday. Lovington highs 63 to 92. Widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers mainly in the mountains through Thursday with little temperature change. Highs 70s in mountains and 80 to 95 elsewhere. lows 40 to 55 mountains and 55 to 70 elsewhere.
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Lovington
New Mexico
Suit Seeks Ruidoso Downs Ownership Determination
The Ruidoso State Bank filed a March suit in Lincoln County to settle who owns stock held in escrow tied to former Ruidoso Downs GM Eugene Hensley and Newco Industries. Federal authorities claim the stock priority is superseded by Hensley tax debts totaling 157 951 dollars. Hensley, convicted in 1966 of tax evasion, retained control of the racing association until 1969 when Newco took over.
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Albuquerque
Ruidoso State Bank
Ruidoso Downs
Eugene Hensley
Newco Industries, Inc
Atty
Victor Ortega
Lincoln County District
Hensley
Ruidoso Downs, Inc
Ruidoso Racing Association
Ruidoso Downs Inc
Newco Industries
U.S. District Court
Howard C. Bartton
Jails Deemed Primitive Squalid in New Mexico suits
Two suits allege primitive and squalid conditions in San Miguel and Mora county jails filed in county courts. Attorneys Loren Tapia and Robert Baca of MALDEF say the action seeks court oversight rather than blame, noting inspectors report to the court and federal funds may aid jail upgrades.
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Las Vegas
San Miguel and Mora County
Albuquerque
Lorenn E. Tapia
Robert J. Baca
Tapia
State Planning Office
Governors Invite Colleagues to Rain Conference in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Governor David Hall announced a October 6 weather modification conference at the civic center inviting Texas Kansas New Mexico and Colorado governors. He urged joint efforts in cloud seeding to combat western drought noting dramatic rainfall results and the need for immediate action and long term planning.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Texas
Kansas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Hall
Raton Daily Switches To Morning Publication
The Raton Daily Range shifts from afternoon to morning editions effective Tuesday making Raton the second morning paper in New Mexico after the Albuquerque Journal. Publisher Gene Wisner cites delivery reach to Taos Mosquero Clayton and a larger eight page minimum, with postal and cost pressures driving the change.
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Raton
N.M
Gene Wisner
Albuquerque Journal
Wisner
Range
Aca
Lee Wisner
Taos
Mosquero
Clayton
Third Hearing Set In Clo vis Liquor Licenses Controversy
A third court hearing is scheduled by District Court Judge S E Campos for Sept. 10 to review a June 25 administrative hearing before state liquor director Carlos Jaramillo. The case centers on licenses issued by former director David Sierra to Western Continental Motels Inc and the Plett Harris partnership, later canceled by Jaramillo.
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Santa FE
N.M
Clovis
S.E. Campos
Campos
Carlos Jaramillo
David Sierra
Western Continental Motels, Inc
Charles W. Plett
Jack Harris
Jaramillo
Sierra
Plett-Harris
Plett-Zarris
Western Continental
Atty
David Norvell
Norvell
NM Teachers Not Affected By Federal Wage Freeze
Federal officials notified New Mexico that classroom teachers appear not to be affected by the nationwide price wage freeze after a review of district budgets and salary schedules. Gov. Bruce King's office received word mid day.
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Bill Feather
Associated Press
Santa FE
New Mexico
Bruce King
Federal Office of Emergency Preparedness
Dallas
Tex
Harry Wugalter
Wugalter
OEP
Office of Education
Harold Haswell
Haswell
Wagakter
Nixon
6 717 Cans Recalled In New Mexico Campbell Soup Split
The Environmental Improvement Agency reports 6 717 cans of Campbell's Chicken Vegetable soup accounted for in New Mexico with 3 333 cans recovered in Bernalillo County and others found across multiple counties. Campbell Soup Co recalls 1 110 cases from Paris Texas plant due to spoilage risk affecting vegetarian vegetable soup shipped to 13 wholesale customers in nine states.
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Santa FE
Consumer Protection Section
State Environmental Improvement Agency
Campbell’s
New Mexico
EIA
Bernalillo
Chaves
DeBaca
Eddy
Hidalo Lincoln
Los Alamos
Otero
Rio Arriba
Roosevelt
San Juan
Socorro
Taos
Torrance
Valencia
Campbell Soup Co
Paris
Tex
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Kansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
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Clinton P. Anderson
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Richard Heim
Bill Giron
Department of Hospitals and Institutions
HSS Department Board
Ben Hernandez
Albu
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