Union rep denies charges in Roswell strike dispute
Louis S. Hernandez of Bakers Union Local 351 denies published claims that strikers damaged company cars. He says the report is false and threatens a lawsuit against the newspaper. He notes the strike over job security wages and a union contract first draft at Sunbeam affiliated with Southwest Baking Co.
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Southwest Baking Co
Bakers Union Local 351
Sunbeam Baking Co
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Hernandez
Roswell
Domenici seeks funds to keep Roswell weather station open
Senator Pete V Domenici plans to ask a Senate subcommittee for funds to keep the Roswell and Clayton weather stations open and to dedicate 4 million dollars to launch a guayule rubber program in the Southwest. He argues New Mexico would be served by only one station, Albuquerque, should closures proceed.
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Washington
Pete V. Domenici
Roswell
Albuquerque
New York
Senate
Clayton
State, Justice, Commerce and the Judiciary
Sen. Domenici
Southwest
Arizona
California
New
New Mexico
Maine
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Delaware
Maryland
Domenici
District of Columbia
D.C
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
NOAA
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
New England
Roswell and
National Weather Service Office
Harsh new penalties sought for large marijuana seizures
Roswell narcotics agent Scott Vance Adams urged raising penalties for possession of over 400 to 500 pounds of marijuana to a second degree felony. He cited April busts near Ruidoso and at Roswell Industrial Air Center totaling 1 809 pounds. Adams warned smugglers exploit fast landings and aircraft, calling for greater interagency cooperation and improved equipment.
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Robert Core
Vance Adams
Roswell
Adams
New Mexico
Ruidoso
Roswell Industrial Air Center
United States
Santa Fe
Drug Enforcement Administration
U.S. Customs Agency
National Register could boost Chaves County Museum funding
Chaves County Historical Museum hopes inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places will unlock federal funds and boost local and state support. Director Martha Mead says final decision timing is uncertain but aims to secure upgrades including new wiring, storage space, and a proposed annex to preserve the former J P White home at 200 N Lea Ave for future generations.
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Paul Stursale
Record City
Chaves County
Chaves County Historical Society
N. Lea Ave
State Planning Office
National Register
Judge nullifies Prime House liquor license near Corrales
District Court Judge Bruce Kaufman to issue a writ within seven days canceling License 859 held by Prime House. The case traces the license history from Albuquerque transfer to Tijeras Canyon buffer zone, revival, and subsequent sale to Tony Louchios who opened the restaurant near Corrales.
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Santa FE
Bruce Kaufman
Prime House
Corrales
Kaufman
Toney Anaya
Andy Garcia
Albuquerque
Tijeras Canyon
Garcia
Turner Branch
Santa Fe District Court
Branch
Carlos Jaramillo
Carl Schmidt
Tony Louchios
Chicago
Louchios
Jaramillo
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Dan Hogan
Louis S. Hernandez
Weather Office
Hunter the Hound
Hagerman
Ellis Finen
Phage
Hunter
Paneer
National
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