Tax cuts eyed to lift state economies across regions
Citizens for Tax state that federal tax changes will affect the Northeast and Great Lakes regions, potentially lowering state tax bases long term. Virginia and socialists caution the initial drop may be offset by higher taxable income. Interim finance officers warn increased bond issues could cost states up to 1.1 billion while margins for issuing bonds remain tight.
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Great Lakes
Gion
Buen Soelalits
Virginia
Bain
Pal Finance Officers Asia
Mark Gar
Portland
Maple headboard sale and walnut headboard listing
A brief classified style note listing a maple headboard at 0.00 with a 4/6 date, original price 129.95, and a walnut CRE headboard with slight scratches, original price 99.95, plus a 3.95 item price.
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C&e
Gallup History Exhibit Extends Through September at Library
A long running Gallup Images exhibit at Gallup Public Library titled Walk through History 1981 1981 is extended through September. Curator Octavia Fellin notes the show highlights Gallups early growth including pioneers families such as Hugh Quinn Gus Mulholland Sam Brown Bustamante brothers and others. The display mixes photos of ethnic groups organizations landmarks transportation labor and churches with notable images from the railroad era and El Navajo Harvey House.
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Gallup
Gallup Images
Gallup Public Library
Octavia Fellin
Fellin
Hugh Quinns
Gus Mulhollands
Sam Browns
Bustamante Brothers
Thomas
Manuel
Andrew
George Krakers
Joseph Coddingtons
George Hights
Thomas A. Ortizes
F. F. Rolandos
Ellis Winders
Emil Willmunders
Faustino Bustamantes
J. M. Lopezes
Jacob Peternells
J.M. Apodacus
Gus Mulholland
Coddington
Willmunder
Hugh Quinn
Alex Bowie
Alianza Hispana Americana
The
Odd Fellows
Elks
Chee ‘Dodge
Maria” Martinez
Ambrose ‘Roanhorse
Gallup High School
Central School
Gallup High
Sacred Heart High School
Cathedral High
Harvey House
Zuni Mountain Railroad
Thoreau
Sawyer
Ganado
Martha Roberts
Santa Fe
Opera House
C. N. Cotton
T. P. Cousins
Whitewater
C. C. Manning
Hart Hardware
Black Diamond
Otero- Caledonian
Navajo
Borra
el Navajo
el Rancho Hotel
el Rancho
County misinformed on aged says state
McKinley County leaders dispute a state move to withdraw MACOG’s designation as Area Agency on Aging. The county approved a letter from the district attorney disputing the action and pledging to resist termination in violation of federal law. Ramos says the state will oversee planning for sponsors in San Juan and McKinley counties. The board also plans an advisory council to shape policy for elderly programs.
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Gallup
State Agency On Aging
McKinley County Board of Commissioners
McKinley Area Council of Governments
Ernesto Ramos
San Juan
McKinley Counties
McKinley County
Ramos
District Attorney’s
MACOG
Area Agency On
MACQG
McKinley
McKiven County
District Attorney's
Gallup officer Tony Sanchez marks 25 years on force
The Gallup Police Department celebrates Tony Sanchez for 25 years of service since his first day on patrol August 26, 1956. He recalls early days with a single Plymouth, no two way radios, and messages relayed by the city operator. Sanchez cherished memories of his grandfather and the evolution of policing through decades.
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Gallup
Gallup Police Department
Tony Sanchez
Police Department
Julia’s
Mount
Sanchez
Lucero
Jay
Paul McCollum
Jay McCollum
Paul
Tion
City Hall
Ken Johnson
Manuel Gonzales
National FBI Academy
Mickie
Susan
Tony Sanchez Jr
Little T
Big T
Joe ‘Rich
Tommy Sanchez
Sheriff's Office
Elizabeth
Gallup High School
Malta seeks U S aid in Libyan clash
Malta's feisty prime minister presses for U S assistance amid a long friendship with Libyan leader Khadafy. The opinion piece on page 2 frames his push as part of a broader debate over regional security and American involvement.
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Malta
U.S
Libya
Khadafy
United States
Abby
Strock
Don Strock
Miami
Don Shula
David Woodley
Homestake plans over 100 layoffs in New Mexico
Homestake Mining Co plans layoffs exceeding one hundred workers in its mining operations in Grants New Mexico amid a broader downturn in uranium and gold markets. As of Friday eighty five workers were laid off with twenty three more to lose jobs next Friday. Production at Section 13 mines will be suspended and the mill's operation reduced to a 10 day on 4 day off cycle beginning September 6. Section 23 and 25 keep producing. The mill has run at about one third capacity, with about 650 in mining and milling affected.
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Homestake Mining Co
New Mexico
Homestake
Roy Stitt
Stitt
Gunnison
Colo
Ambrosia Lake
Grants
Rex Brassfield
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Macog Board
Richard Vanderwagen
Edward T. Begays
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Mollica
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Tony. Sanchez
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Heritage Canyon
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