Roswell faces $500000 lawsuit against city and state
The Daily Record lists a $500,000 lawsuit against the City of Roswell and the State of New Mexico.
02 Apr 1980
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1980
Page
1
The Daily Record lists a $500,000 lawsuit against the City of Roswell and the State of New Mexico.
The Federal Reserve Board, in a 5 0 vote, requires lenders to give 30 days notice before tightening credit card terms and lets customers repay under existing terms only if they stop using cards. If users continue, changes are deemed accepted and apply to all balances. Rules retroactive to March 14 cover banks retailers and other open ended credit.
Wisconsin and Kansas boosted Carter and Reagan toward nominations while Brown exited the race. Carter gained 71 delegates to surpass half the Democratic tally. Reagan collected 48 delegates, moving past one third of the GOP total. Final Kansas results show Carter 57 percent, Kennedy 39 percent. Brown 5 percent. Brown finished poorly in Wisconsin and left campaign.
Dorothy Hellums, 30, will seek the Republican nomination for the District 2 seat on the Chaves County Commission. She lists fiscal responsibility and greater intergovernmental cooperation as goals and is active in Roswell education groups. She is married to Billy Hellums of Helco Construction Co.
Mary F. Salyards guest listens as census taker Kathleen Jerrell explains the count started Tuesday and will take three to four weeks. Census workers wear identification tags and carry census labeled bags for official verification.
U S Rep Harold Runnels says the Economic Development Authority approved a 600000 grant for an oil field training facility at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell. Gov Bruce King approved construction plans on Tuesday. The move aims to bolster energy education and workforce readiness.
Thirty eight candidates filed intent to seek four county offices three county commission seats four House seats and three Senate seats plus district judge district attorney and probate judge posts. Incumbents bolded list Democrats and Republicans for Senate Districts 31 32 33 and House districts 57 58 59 along with county offices including sheriff clerk assessor treasurer and probate judge.
City officials learned how to navigate government and taxpayer concerns at the New Mexico Municipal League district meeting in Roswell led by William F. Fulginiti and Sotero J. Sanchez Jr. The session covered eminent domain, Municipal Taxing Power occupation tax, and salary increases for elected officials. Mayor L C Stiles opened with a remark about the women on the council, prompting a quick retort from Councilman Richard McEneny. The league, founded in the 1920s, now lists 93 of 96 municipalities as members.
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