New Mexico rural economy needs dual approach says Coppedge
Extension economist Robert O. Coppedge of New Mexico State University argues rural areas face decline from weak public services and a shift to service jobs in urban centers. He urges improved delivery of social and economic services and targeted rural job creation, calling for a broader national or state policy.
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New Mexico
Robert O. Coppedge
New Mexico State University
Coppedge
Montoya Loses Seat As Schmitt Wins New Mexico Race
Santa Fe, New Mexico voters rejected U S Sen Joseph Montoya in a shock election, backing Harrison Schmitt for the open seat amid cross party support from independents and moderates. Gov Jerry Apodaca calls for a new era and notes CA 2 failure blocks a second term for state officials. Curtis Ferguson and Bruce King eyed governor bids. Domenici and Runnels moves discussed. Revenue sharing allocations released show $32.5 million for 1977 with county breakdowns across New Mexico.
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