Questionable Planning Delays Sandoval Judicial Complex Costs
Editorial questions the Sandoval County Judicial Complex funding, noting a rise from 2 million to nearly 3 million with 406000 for changes such as enlarging offices and swinging doors, 441 for cigarette lighters, and 244000 for road paving and drainage. Calls for accountability and smarter use of funds.
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Building a Doghouse for a Man and His Pooch
A personal account details the pride and mishaps of crafting a home made doghouse. The author, eager to prove handyman skills, battles plywood fits and a Datsun scene while the dog questions the effort. Final tally comes to about 230.82 dollars, with a plastic shop model left behind. The doghouse stands sturdy with an 80 pound frame and removable roof. The narrator expresses peace of mind and hopes the dog will finally use it.
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House Moves to Protect Congress Employees from Discrimination
Following scandals, the House adopts a measure sponsored by Rep. Leon Panetta to create an office to handle discrimination complaints, mediate cases, and impose remedies for members found to violate workers' rights. Appeals go to a panel of members. Senate staff remain unprotected.
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Amendment 3 would raise New Mexico head of family property tax exemption
Analysis of ballot measure Amendment 3 proposes to increase the head of family exemption from 200 to 2,000 dollars in phased steps, with 800 by 1989 and 1,400 by 1991, reaching 2,000 in 1993. Proponents cite tax relief and transition protection for the elderly, while opponents warn of reduced revenues, higher burdens on other taxes, and greater impact on local government and renters. The Legislative Finance Committee estimates about 200,000 benefiting households and a potential 450 million drop in the tax base by 1993, with varied effects across residential, nonresidential, and oil gas properties.
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Who Will Win the World Series Dodgers or A’s
The Observer solicits sidewalk survey opinions on the World Series winner with readers predicting the Dodgers or the A’s. Responses favor the Dodgers or Oakland, noting potential seven games and current hot form, as fans weigh chances and betting is discouraged.
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