Geothermal powerfront: PNM unions plan 50 MW plant near Jemez
Jemez Springs report says PNM and Union Geothermal will pilot a $100 million project by 1982 tapping 60 cubic miles of 600 F hot water beneath the Jemez Mountains. DOE cost share eyed. companies to put up about $25 million each. Potential 130000 lb hr steam output powering a Santa Fe sized city. If successful, more facilities planned to exploit the reservoir’s full 1200 MW long term.
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Los Alamos Scientic Laboratories
Curtain rises tonight on Chamber Orchestra at Gallup High
Gallup High School north campus hosts the second annual fall concert by Albuquerque's Chamber Orchestra tonight at 8 p.m. Sponsored by United Nuclear Corporation, the program features Benjamin Britten Simple Symphony, Telemann Viola Concerto in G Major with Virginia Lawrence, and Mozart Symphony No. 36 in C Major. Conductor David Oberg, a UNM trained maestro, leads the ensemble.
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Junker Seeks HUD Commitment For Gallup housing project
Mayor Edward Junker travels to Seattle to press HUD for Section 8 housing commitments for Gallup. He aims to secure federal support to build adequate housing amid coal and uranium growth, emphasizing mobile home parks and owner-occupied homes to boost community pride and curb vandalism. Registration for sessions at the Olympic Hotel opens today as workshops follow.
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Gallup
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Seattle
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Patricia Harris
HUD
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McKinley Hospital Names Acting Administrator
Gigi Carricades, 25, named acting administrator of McKinley General Hospital to replace Mary Paulson. She aims to raise staff morale, build rapport with medical staff, learn community needs, and revise business procedures while coordinating with Presbyterian Hospital Center. Carricades will make decisions with Presbyterian HQ and local advisory board input.
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McKinley
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Berkley
Bernalillo County Medical Center
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