Espanola Improved Chile Developed by NMSU Station
New Mexican researchers at NMSU released Espanola Improved, a pungent short season chile cultivar from Espanola Valley crossed with Sandia. Progeny tests at Las Cruces and Alcalde evaluated early maturity, high pungency, and red fruit yield. Matta notes 13 percent minimum red production and 6.28 by 1.45 inch fruit, with plant heights of 12 to 26 inches. Limited breeder seed is available through Alcalde center.
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New Mexico State University Agricultural Experiment Station
New Mexico
Chile
Espanola Valley
Sundia
Nmsu Plant Science Research Center
Las Cruces
Roy M. Nakayama
Nmsu Agricultural Science Center
Alcal
Matta
Espanola
Nmsa Agricultural Experiment Station
Frank B. Matta
Agricultural Science Center
Alcalde
New Mexico State University Agricultural Science Center
Frank Matta
Nmsu Ag
Santa Fe Opera Announces 1984 Subscription Series
The Santa Fe Opera offers a 1984 Season Subscription with five Wednesday or five Friday performances and opening night options. Productions include Fine Florentinische Tragodie, Violenta, The Magic Flute, Il Matrimonio Segreto, Invermezzo, and the American premiere of We Come To The River. Prices range 15 to 300 dollars, subscriptions renew yearly, tickets mailed, and best seats held. Deadline is March 2, 1984, with box office contact details provided.
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Santa Fe Opera
Alexander von Zamlinsky
Fine Florentinische Tragadie
Erich Wolfgang Korngold
Mozart
Domenico Cimarosa
R. Strauss
Hans Werner Henze
P.O
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Veterans group installs new officers
The Service Veterans Council held its 1984 officer installation at American Legion Post 118 on January 21. Lloyd Marez received a distinguished service plaque from outgoing Chairman Anthony Eckel for 1983. Dencil Haycox was honored with a distinguished service award to Rio Rancho City. Wilber Hartranft of the Knights of Columbus presented patriotism certificates to four council commanders for daily flag service over the War Memorial.
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Service Veteras Council
American Legion
Anthony Eckel
Lloyd Marez
Dencil Haycox
Rio Rancho
The
Knights of Columbus
Wilber Hartranft
War Memorial
Service Veterans Council
Henry Engel
JWW
Ted Benn
VFW
Robert Zilmer
DAV
Foreign Students Need Homes for Summer and School Year
International Student Exchange seeks U.S. host families to welcome foreign students ages fifteen to nineteen from Europe South America Japan Mexico and Central America. Hosts provide room and meals while students attend local high schools. Participants are insured and have spending money. families may claim a tax deduction.
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U.S.A
Europe
South America
Japan
Mexico
Central America
International Student Exchange, Inc
ISE
P.O
Fort Jones
California
Domenici Sees Budget Cuts In Reagan 1985 Plan
Senator Domenici chairing the Senate Budget Committee says the FY 1985 budget will need trimming in places. He argues a 13 percent defense rise is hard to justify with deficits, urges a compromise on defense spending, and touts potential $100 billion deficit reductions over three years. He notes New Mexico gains in funding for Brantley Dam, Las Nueve Acequias repairs, Rio Grande flood control work, SIRI and local grants, with full funding for CDBG and UDAG programs.
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Pete Domenic
Rnew
Mexico
Senate Budget Committee
Reagan
Congress
Domenici
Congressional
New Mexico
Brantley Dam
Carlsbad
Las Nueve
Acequias
Velarde
Rio Grande
Bernalillo
Belen
South Indian Polytechnic Institute
SIRI
Albuquerque
General Revenue Shiring
PIST
UDAG
Mes
Mitnont
Hayy
Nes Musica
TVA
Daeger
Lumels Wall
Sindy
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Veterans Group
J. B. Darling
Dave Bruening
VFW Post 5890
Betty Larson
W. Christie
Mary Eckel
Dale Osborn
Dianne Henedette
Henry Engel Fwy
Dick Phillips Insurance
Lawrence D. James
D.D.S
Rio Rancho Blvd
Ht Infernal Revenue Service, Iby
Medicare
Peggy
MR. Tire
Dayton Tires
Tal
Vienna
N.Y
Juan Tabone
Lomas
Wendy's
Inch & bin
SUN
Leleleleleleleler Eer
Veterans Administration Hospital