VA eases down payment rules for VA housing loans
Veterans Administration reduces minimum down payments for VA guaranteed or direct loans under the Defense Production Act amendments. New terms set 4 percent for homes $8,000 to $8,400 and 5 percent above $8,400 with no down payment still possible in hardship cases. Closing costs must be paid in cash and loan terms remain up to 25 years for $12,000 or less and 20 years for higher prices.
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Clovis and Amarillo Livestock Markets Get Reporter
Phil Marshall of the PMA market news service is assigned to cover Clovis and Amarillo livestock sales starting mid October. He will report Clovis on Wednesday and Thursday and Amarillo on Monday Tuesday and Friday, with a yearlong expectation and possible permanent arrangement later. Funeral services were held in Colorado Springs.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
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Portales
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Omaha
Record 60,000 Hunters to Take Part in New Mexico Big Game Season
Santa Fe reports a likely 55,000 to 60,000 licensed hunters will join New Mexico’s general big game season opening November 8. Last year 54,300 licensed hunters plus 1,700 from out of state hunted about 11,000 deer. State Game Warden Elliot Barker expects more resident licenses and more non resident licenses, with 7 to 20 percent not hunting deer. The season runs November 8 to 19 with one buck deer, a forked horn, one turkey and one bear as limits. Five special deer seasons exist, including archery starting October 18. Deer are in good condition statewide, though Carlsbad valley is very dry. Barker hopes for rain or snow before opening. The 1951 season had one fatality and several accidental shootings, with no misidentification shootings.
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A and M Extension Specialist Miss Veda Strong Dies
Miss Veda Strong, home management specialist with the Extension Service of New Mexico A and M College, died in Colorado Springs after months of illness. She joined the Extension Service in 1925, served as state home agent, was appointed home management specialist in 1940, and was a Colorado A and M College home economics graduate. She belonged to Epsilon Sigma Phi, Lag Cruces Business and Professional Women's Club, and the Eastern Star.
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Wool Prices Firm Across Texas Oregon Markets
United States wool dealers report firm prices for scoured wools with limited trading due to tight stocks. Several cars of French combing 12 month Texas wool and graded blood wools moved, with up to 2,000,000 pounds bulk French combing sold in Texas and other grades sold in Oregon. Australian, South African and South American markets cited as firm or rising, Bradford and Japan active in competition.
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REA Cage Team May Be As Good As 1951
The REA Travelers prep for their second National Industrial Basketball League season with a mix of veterans and newcomers. Coach G C Goodwin says they may equal or exceed last season's fifth place team. Star forward Don Heathington returns for a third season after leading the league with 379 points. Newcomers include Bill Lea center Fred Stephens Mac Williams Lloyd Neville and Don Holt. Ladell Anderson joins after November discharge. Season starts with Santa Fe Sellers November 21 and Kirtland Air Force Base November 22 with home games against Sandia Base and others. league opener December 2 at Ada Oilers in Houston with first home game December 8.
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Dee Nutt
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Fred Stephens
Southwest Missouri State College
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Tampa
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Albuquerque
Sandia Base
New Mexico Military Institute of Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University of Portales
Ancient Sanskrit Writings Highlight Milk as Essential Food
Ancient Sanskrit texts dating back 6000 years emphasize milk as a key nutrient. They describe milk's nourishing properties and its central role in diet and healing traditions across early Indian culture.
New Mexicans Back Mechem For Second Term
The message urges voters to support Governor Edwin L. Mechem and allied candidates to sustain his good government program in New Mexico during his second term. It frames the election as continuity of reform and stability in state government.
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