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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1974

Page

3

Domenici pushed bid to end baling wire shortage

U S Senator Pete Domenici with Sens James B Pearson Robert Dole and Henry Bellmon urged President Nixon to approve Kollman Stone import of 80 000 rolls of baling wire monthly in exchange for 10 000 tons of scrap metal monthly CF I I Durango Colo supplier CF I will not meet all New Mexico demand and major wire producers have been advised of the plan with no objections reported by Domenici

U.S Pete Domenici New Mexico White House Sen Domenici James B. Pearson R-Kan Robert Dole R-Kin Henry Bellman Ar-Okla Nixom Kallman Stone Jeter Butz Sec. of Agriculture Sec. of Commerce Frederick Dent Dent Kollman Stone of San Antonio America Sen. Domenici Cf&i Steel Corp Durango Colo Cp&i Cf&i

PAL to Host State Junior Olympic Boxing Tournament

The Police Athletic League will host the State Junior Olympic Boxing Tournament on April 26 and 27 at the PAL building 409 Broadway NE with three boxing sessions and finals at 7:30 p.m. Admission 2 dollars general 2.50 ringside. AAU sanctioned with Chevrolet Motor Company sponsorship. Contacts Sgt. Chavez and Officer Caswell at PAL for details.

Police Athletic League Wilson Stadium Chevrolet, Motor Company Amateur Athletic Union AAU PAL Broadway Luis Chavez Robert Caswell M.E

Montoyas discuss rising farm costs and policy needs

Montoya notes wheat prices rose from four to five twenty five a bushel, while farmers did not gain, leaders did. He cites inflation hitting inputs like fertilizer up 37 percent, machinery 33 percent, seeds 50 percent, land 20 to 30 percent, and fuel 33 percent. Interest rates up 35 percent. He urges U.S. agricultural policy restructuring, long range plans, storage reserves, and target price support insurance.

Montoya United States

Tuition Rise At University Of Albuquerque For Fall

The University of Albuquerque will raise tuition next fall from 39 to 45 per semester hour, increasing a 15 hour bill by 90 dollars to 675. Room and board may also rise pending supplier contracts in September. Absent funds, a potential deficit of 200000 to 300000 looms, with up to 245000 expected from the Development Program. President Joseph Zanetti Jr notes year revenue 1.8 percent below projections and costs 9 percent above, as the university budget totals about 4.2 million.

Joseph Zanetti, Jr Zanetti

Justin Walker Survives Fall From Third Story Window

A two year old boy named Justin Walker survived a fall from a third story apartment window in Kingsthorpe. He sustained injuries but is reported in stable condition as authorities investigate the incident.

Justin Walker Kingsthorpe

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