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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

22 Nov 1984

Page 6

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

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Nov 22, 1984

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6

Gila Wilderness Echoes Mogollon Past In New Mexico

Dr. David E. Stuart surveys the Gila Wilderness revealing its history from Mogollon pithouse villages to early agriculture. The piece notes Mogollon sites like Pine Lawn and Harris, domesticated corn emergence, and long occupation of Taos Pueblo, ending with Gila wilderness enduring longer than many settlements.

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New Mexico Gila Pinon New Meico Ponderosa Tularosa Cordova Catron County Pine Lawn San Francisco Alma Harris Mimbres Silver City Winn Canyon Gila River Hidalgo County Mexico B.C el Paso Albuquerque West Mesa Gila Country Taos Pueblo
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Federal and state solar tax credits expire December 31 1985

The federal and New Mexico solar tax credits expire December 31 1985. Solar consultant Martin Selinfreund of New Mexico State University warns that any excess federal credit can be carried forward to 1987, while the state credit is paid in full barring state tax liability deductions. He urges careful planning for low tax liabilities and notes sources for tax credit forms and information.

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Martin Selinfreund New Mexico Solar Energy Institute New Mexico State University Selinfreund Internal Revenue Service New Mexico New Mexico Bureau of Taxation and Revenue
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David E. Stuart Parks and Recreation Department of Rio Rancho Debbi Bakan Parks and Recreation Department P.O Sabana Grande Extension Service Sandoval County Extension Service Cuba High School Jemez Valley High School Chris Allison Allan Torell U.S Canada She Ora Cn Strome Plaza Opieflow LUNAT Candelaria America Medicare Gerald Lowe Washington E. Albuquerque N.M Bankers Life and Casualty Company le Bow Industries Ltd Rio Rancho Inn Dr. LE Rio Rancho
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