Hospital Paving Approved by Gallup City Council
The council approved a bid from Hamilton Brothers Inc to pave access roads to the new McKinley Hospital and begin curb gutter paving and street light foundations. They discussed a trailer court license protest and approved action contingent on protester withdrawals. Other items included zone change for St Marys Hospital and engineering work on water lines and power extension to the Industrial Park.
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Gallup
New McKinley Hospital
Paul McCollum
Hamilton Brothers, Inc
Don McKinney
McKinney
Trade Mart
Poor Sisters of St. Francis
St. Mary’s Hospital
City Planning Commission
Business Council
Thorized Allgood Engineering Co
Holiday Inn
I-40
Chamber of Commerce
Excelsior
W. Beck & Associates
New York Mayoral Race Sees Conservatism Shift in Nomination
In New York a conservative wing wrested the Republican nomination from Mayor John V. Lindsay, backing Italian-born Mario Procaccino who won a tight race amid a three man Democratic field. Wagner trailed with 221 605 votes as Marchi secured the Conservative line. The piece notes echoes from Los Angeles and Minneapolis elections and cites a mood of hostility and calls for law and order.
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John V.lingsay
New York City
Marchi
Vito Battista
New York
Inva
Los Angeles
Minnéapolis
John V. Lindsay
Robert F. Wagner
Staten Island
John J. Marchi
Wagner
Mario A. Procaccino
Pih Ronx
Herman Peal
Austs Rico
Arted
Badillosm
Mailer
Scheuerdsay
Fforces
nieiGest
Lindsay ‘Bald
Minne
Sam Yorty
Thomas Bradley
Minneapolis
Carl
Stenvig
Beral
Dan ‘Cohen
Lindsay
Voting Light In McKinley County Delegates Race
In Gallup a small turnout elected delegates to the state Constitutional Convention. Robert E. Lewis Zuni Herbert E. Walsh Gallup and Mrs. Louisa Romero Gallup were chosen to represent McKinley County amidst a total of 900 votes cast.
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Gallup
Robert E. Lewis
Zuni
Herbert E. Walsh
Louisa Romero
McKinley County
Gallup Junior High School
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Zuni Pueblo
Almie L. Lambson
Ramah
le Lewis
Lambson
Michael“ Starley
Marcelete Dana
Peter M. McDevitt
Mey, Po. Jr
Walsh
Lewis
Constitutional Convention
Lincoln Scholel
New Mexico Constitutional Convention delegates picked
In New Mexico 70 delegates were chosen to draft a revised constitution. Agriculture and education led with 13 delegates each, sixteens were attorneys, and turnout varied from light to heavy with Gallup and Colfax County showing distinct results. The convention opens in Santa Fe in August with a 60 day window to complete work.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Harry L. Patton
Clovis
Patton
State Constitutional Revision Commission
Santa Fe
St.org
Senators Nearing Approval of Federal Spending Ceiling
The Senate moves toward approving a 191 billion federal spending ceiling, about 1.9 billion below Nixon's plan and the House figure. The 4.4 billion Senate bill exceeds the House version by roughly 700 million while potential amendments and a later supplemental appropriations bill loom. Senator Byrd chairs the committee behind the cap, with Williams opposing and other senators debating additions like urban job programs.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
Congress
Ing
Senate Appropriations Committee
Robert C. .Byrd
D-W
Del
Williams
Fon
Jacob K
Javits
R-N.y
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Alan Crans
Ra "Brooke
Rass
Nixon Plans Tax Surplus Deal Amid Inflation Fear
Reported near party lines as House members debate extending the tax surtax. Democrats push for restraint while Republicans seek shorter extension. Senate consideration looms as the committee insists the surplus be used to curb inflation.
Tijerina Conviction Under Appeal In Supreme Court Action
Albuquerque AP report notes Juan Tijerina appeals his conviction for assaulting a federal officer during a confrontation at Santa Fe National Forest. His wife is charged with arson in a separate U.S. District Court case. Judge Howard Bratton commented on the Coyote Station incident as part of recent citizen arrest efforts. Forest Service officials and officials in Santa Fe are mentioned in the broader report.
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Albuquerque
N.M
U.S
Dist. ‘Court
Howard Bratton
Coyote
Deane
Tijerina
Warren Burgers
New Mexico
David F. FE
Norris Bradbury
Dinetor
Loa‘ Alamoa
Forest Service
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Ray Erwin
James R. Moore
Ee Lodge
West Highway
East Mesa
T. L. Watson
Erwin
Council
Ann Johnson
McKinley
Constitutional Revision Commission
Foster Evans
Los Alamos County
Fred H. Thompson
Mora-Harding-Union
Charles M
Tansey
Farmington
Revision Commission
San Juan County
Frank Papen
Elizabeth McComas
N State
William O’donnell
Dona Ana
New Mexico State University
Max Coll
R‘haves
Roswell
Anthony Lucero
D-Bernalillo
Aniselmo Serrano
Ralph Petty Jr
D‘lincoln-Sierra
Busnessman
Colfax
Raton
Alvino E. Castillo
Ceil
Seoeeae
Ritges
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