District Judge H Verne Payne Seeks State Supreme Court Seat
Albuquerque District Judge H Verne Payne announces candidacy for the State Supreme Court seat currently held by Justice Dun Sas. He would seek the eight year term opening when Justice Samuel Montoya retires, after six years on the ralilla County bench and 18 months as presiding judge. Payne cites faster trial timelines and tailored sentences while stressing humane treatment and public safety. He is 39, son of U.S. District Judge H Verare Payne, and a UNM Law graduate fluent in Spanish.
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H. Verne Payne
Albuquerque
State Supreme Court
Payne
Dun Sas
Sosa
Samuel Montoya
Ralilla
U.S
H. Veare Payne
National College of State Trial Judges
New Mexico State Bar Association
University of New Mexico
Ford misses Albuquerque Lincoln Day Dinner
State Republican Chairman Jack Stahl announces President Ford cannot attend the Albuquerque Lincoln Day Dinner on March due to scheduling with Eastern primary periods. The White House will have Vice President attend as keynote. event is a state party fundraiser not linked to a primary race. Security arrangements at the Albuquerque Inn and Convention Center stay unchanged.
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Ford
GOP
Jack Stahl
Albuquerque
White House
Stahl
New Mexico
Stahlswil
Albuquerque Inn
Convention Center
Chorus Line
Maxwell Museum of Anthropology
Rio Rancho Country Club
Chorus
Joe Abeyta
Bernalillo County Commission
Dave Santillanes
Jack Pearce
Bernalillo County
Tim Eichenberg
Joe Brandt
Harry Kinney
Marion Cottrell
Albuquerque Officials Expand Reduced Price Lunch Guidelines
APS officials implement new income guidelines for the reduced price school lunch program after a federal rise in eligibility levels. Many students who were ineligible before may now qualify if family income meets the new limits. The regular lunch costs 45 cents, reduced price 20 cents, with a 5 cent extra discount on prepaid meals.
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Albuquerque
Congress
APS
Counties receive funds for Agricultural Conservation Program
Bernalillo County is allocated 26758 dollars and Sandoval County 28389 dollars under the 1976 Agricultural Conservation Program. Allocation was set by the New Mexico ASC State Committee based on county conservation needs. Funds cover technical services costs for the Soil Conservation Service and do not include small cost-share increases or transfers to the Forest Service. The ASCS administered program aims to promote enduring soil and water conservation on farms beyond farmer resources.
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Bernalillo County
Sandoval County
Charles C. Essary
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
New Mexico
ASC
Soil Conservation Service
Forest Service
ASCS
Attendance rises at New Mexico State Fairgrounds in 1975
More than 2.3 million people attended events at the New Mexico State Fairgrounds in 1975. Manager Finlay MacGillivray confirmed a total of 2,363,936, with 799,861 for last September’s fair and 1,564,075 for off season activities. The year’s tally surpasses 1974’s 2,211,058 and marks the second highest in fair history, behind 1973. Off season included 213 events averaging two days each, busiest months June and October.
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Finlay MacGillivray
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Supreme Court
Bemalilla County
Jerry Apodaca
Parker C. Kulloch Jr
Donald Manzanares
Manzanares
Albuquer
New Mexico State Fairgrounds
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