New Mexico Navy recruits finish training as Roadrunners
The all state New Mexico Navy Recruits at the Navy Recruit Training Center completed nine weeks of training. Navy Recruit Company 145 included 66 men from 19 cities with George S. Lynn of Rio Rancho among them. Lynn will attend Machinist Mate A School in Great Lakes Illinois and aims to join nuclear submarines. The unit earned Color Company honors for excellence and won weekly efficiency awards in Infantry Barracks Academics and Athletics. Commander Machinist Mate Chief Petty Officer Glenn D Crawford of Kirtland led the company. Lynn is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Lynn of Rio Circle Rio Rancho.
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Navy
New Mexico
Navy Recruit Training Center
Navy Recruit Company
George S. Lynn
Rio Rancho
Roadrunners
Lynn
Great Lakes
Ill
Glenn D. Crawford
Kirtland
George Lynn
Joseph A. Lynn
Circle
New Mexico Gas Output Hitting Record High Amid Senate Race
Oil Conservation Commission Director Joe Ramey says New Mexico gas production will reach an all-time high this year at about 1.5 trillion cubic feet. He notes Eddy and Lea counties host productive wells and several transporters market gas, while Yates Petroleum expands drilling. The piece also covers a tight U.S. Senate race in Santa Fe between incumbentMontoya and challenger Schmitt, with party dynamics, polling plans, fundraising, and potential impacts of amendments on state boards and term limits.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Oil Conservation Commission
Joe Ramey
Ramey
Eddy County
Yates Petroleum Co
Artesia
Lea County
el Paso Natural Gas Co
San Juan
Lea
Biddy
Chaves
Roosevelt
McKinley
Rio Arriba
Sandoval
U.S
Albuquerque
Manuel Lujan
Harold Runnels
D-Lovington
Schmitt
GOP
Clovis
Las Cruces
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Deming
Alamorgordo
Senate
Sen
Montoya
Appropriations
Public Works
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Washington
Roswell
Rio Rancho
Colfax
Guadalupe
Union
Frank Papen
Bob Wood
D-Portales
Apodaca
New Mexico Announces 1977 License Plates
The Department of Motor Vehicles reveals 1977 plates for new car owners, residents, dealers, and prestige plate holders, available December 15, 1976. Replacements and general issuance planned for 1978, with aluminum plates made at the state penitentiary under a $100,000 upgrade.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Genera
New Mexico
New Mexico State Penitentiary
State Penitentiary
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Homer Morris
FFA
Cibola High School
Kevin Cavasos
D. Cavasos
John
Fred Buckles
Lincoln, DeBaca and
Torrance Counties
Bob Moran
R-Hobbs
Bruce A. Larsen
Paul Keener
Clayton
New Mexico Association of Counties
State Education Board
Sir Snoop
U.S. Post Office
West Side
Coors Blyvd
N.W
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