Fences in Jeopardy as Antelope Study Funding Doubted
Roswell area ranchers voice fear that the antelope fence study in a four year plan with the state Game and Fish the U S Fish and Wildlife Service and New Mexico BLM may collapse if Washington refuses funding. H W Bud Eppers warns months of planning could be wasted if funding ends. Senator Domenici and Senator Schmitt press for a funding update from BLM director Gregg.
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Roswell Area
State Department of Game and Fish
U.S. Fish and
Washington
Roswell
Eppers
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Albuquerque
Associated Press
Domenici
Frank Dubois
Las Cruces
Frank Gregg
BLM
New Mexico
Harrison Schmitt
Gregg
Zimmerman
Carter decides against neutron bomb production
Washington officials say President Carter has decided not to produce the neutron bomb. Officials say the move defies top foreign policy advisers to align with nuclear disarmament goals. Critics in Congress and Western Europe may oppose the decision while some White House advisers hope to delay outright cancellation.
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Roswell teen wins national Ability Counts contest
Lyndon Watson a Goddard High School senior wins top national prize in the Ability Counts contest with his entry The Awakening of the New Minority. He earns a 2000 grant from Disabled American Veterans plus a 150 prize, scholarship to Eastern New Mexico University and a trip to Washington D C.
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Goddard High School
Watson
Disabled American Veterans Organization
Donald Watson
Cedar Drive
Association of Commerce and Industry of New Mexico
New Mexico Committee
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Washington, D.C
New Mexico Aflcio
Roswell
Tlam
Russell
Lauren Greenwade
Fice
Aiello
New Mexico
Southeastern
Las Vegas
Nev
Terry
House of Art Jewelers
Cheri
Roswell High School
Man Given Probation After Bigamy Conviction
Merle C. May was sentenced to two years probation after a Roswell District Court hearing. Assistant District Attorney Jay F. Rosenthal argued a man with two wives is punished, while May claimed jail time already served was enough. May had married Cynthia Jane Outridge on December 2, 1977 while still married to Jackie Lyn May.
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Paul Snead
Merle C. May
N. Main St
May
Roswell District Court
Chaves
Cynthia Jane Outridge
Jackie Lyn May
Hopefuls File For Office In Chaves County Primary
Chaves County residents filed to run in the June 6 primary with 18 candidates by noon. Democrats and Republicans listed multiple candidates for magistrate, county commissioner, sheriff, county clerk, probate judge, assessor, treasurer, and state representatives. Secretary of State staff noted windows were full and more filings were expected.
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Chaves County
Joyce Walker
Phelps Anderson
Paul Kelly Jr
N. Lea Ave
John McLemore
Serenata Drive
Albert Cochran Jr
E. Fifth St
Arthur Aiello
Camino Real
Gary W. Barnett
Johnny Cummings
S. Missouri Ave
Sam
Clifton
Secretary of State
Aiello Announces Re-election Bid for Chaves County
Chaves County commissioner Arthur F. Aiello, the district I incumbent and only eligible candidate, announced plans to seek reelection in the June 6 Republican primary. He cites future state growth, county expansion, and a continued role in local service and development.
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Chaves County
Arthur F. Aiello
New Mexico
Aiello
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