NMMI regents expand president interviewing pool
The New Mexico Military Institute regents increase the number of presidential hopefuls and will interview five to six candidates in the next three weeks. Dr. David Cothrun, acting president, has been interviewed and will complete the academic year at NM.
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NMMI
Lis
Amunity College
Hutchinson Toles
Deborah Walker
New Mexico Military Institute Board of Regents
J. Penrod Toles
Roswell
Regents
Toles
David Cothrun
Cothrun
Hutchinson (Kan.) Community Junior
Governor vetoes wage rate bill affecting Roswell projects
Gov. Jerry Apodaca vetoed HB177 that would require the labor commissioner to use area prevailing wages on public works. He cited budget limits and a problematic illegal alien clause. The veto delays local Roswell construction at the Eastern New Mexico Medical Center and the new Roswell Public Library.
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Jerry Apodaca
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
New Roswell Public Library
Phelps Anderson
Paul Kelly Jr
Roswell
Apodaca
The
Daily Record Today
D'Agostino
Arthur F
Art’ Aiello
Aiello
Library Board
Ruth Kelly
Kelly
R.C. Alley
Alley
Eastern New Mexico University
Alamogordo
Senate Finance Committee
Dunn
ENMAR
John Gillis
Carter halts breeder reactor program amid nonproliferation push
President Carter defers U S development of nuclear breeder reactors and commercial reprocessing citing risks of spreading weapons usable materials. He shifts funds to nonproliferation and alternative power designs while promising continued enriched uranium output for conventional plants. The move targets Clinch River goals and halts plans for Barnwell reprocessing funding.
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Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Carter
U.S
United States
Clinch River
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Barnwell
S.C
White House
London
Lawmakers to Close Rent Free Printing Businesses
House leaders vow to end or seize two private printing firms in the Rayburn Building that have operated rent free for years. A GAO audit showed the Democratic and Republican operations combined earned $223,405 in salaries and profits for two clerks, with Lankford’s firm alone handling $1.2 million of 1976 work. Rhodes called the audit shocking and said a meeting will be convened after Easter to discuss alternatives.
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Washington Star
Washington House
Congress
Rayburn
General Accounting Office
House
John J Rhodes
Arizona
Tam
GAO
Capitol Hill
Thomas J. Lankford
Rhodes
Lankford
Roswell Holds Suspects In Widow’s Beating Death
Police report two suspects in the beating death of Nina Nelson, 80, found in her home on Palomar Place. Investigators await crime-lab results from Santa Fe and Washington while a $500 reward offered by the Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce remains unclaimed.
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Roswell
L.M. Hall
Nina T. Nelson
Palomar Place
State Police Crime Laboratory
Santa Fe
FBI Crime Lab
Washington
Hall
Nelson
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