Mescalero Apache liquor license suit nears trial in Albuquerque
Mescalero Indians sue to challenge New Mexico liquor laws over a state license transfer to Inn of The Mountain Gods on the reservation. The state denied the move citing a five mile buffer near Ruidoso. Trial date not set.
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U.S. District Court
H. Vearle Payne
Ruidoso
State Senator Eddie Barboa arraigned on aggravated battery charges
AP report says Eddie Barboa of Albuquerque was arraigned in Grants Magistrate Court on two counts of aggravated battery from an alleged Monday night tavern incident. He remains free on 5000 dollar bond. Police allege Barboa attacked two Grants men with a hammer at the Iron Blossom Saloon and in the parking lot. One victim, Mark Gould, was hospitalized with a broken nose. Jack Long was not treated. A bench warrant was issued for Barboa after his arrest Wednesday afternoon.
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Carrizozo man arrested in Alamogordo case
Police arrest 22 year old David Swift on a warrant for false imprisonment and contributing to the delinquency of a minor in connection with the one day disappearance of a 13 year old girl from High Rolls. Swift was seized in Carrizozo while with the girl near Alamogordo. An assistant district attorney named two other suspects, Glen Cantron and a third unidentified Socorro resident, both from Socorro.
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State GOP chair accuses term limit bid of backing
Albuquerque AP state GOP chairman Jack Jahl says the bid to let governors serve consecutive terms is not bipartisan and alleges at least $30,000 from Gov. Jerry Apodaca’s 1974 campaign fund backs the proposal. He cites hypocrisy by Apodaca and Democratic leaders as the measure heads to November ballots.
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Albuquerque
State — Party
Jack Jahl
Republican
Jerry Apodaca
New Mexico
Rebate plan boosts claims doubling in 1975
State Revenue Commissioner Fred O Cheskey told the Legislative Finance Committee that 1975 low income comprehensive tax rebate claims rose to 5.37 million from 2.53 million in 1974. He cited greater program awareness and wider eligibility after the 1975 Legislature raised the income ceiling from 7000 to 8000.
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State Revenue
Fred O’cheskey
O’cheskey
Legislative Finance Committee
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