Bernalillo County seeks two more district judges in 1979
Bernalillo County district judges urge the State Legislature to add two district court judgeships starting in 1979. The Second Judicial District currently has 12 judges, with a 13th approved for January 1979, and would rise to 15 if two more are authorized.
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Bernalillo County
Second Judicial District
Chaves County
John B. Walker
Carlsbad
Eddy County
Paul Snead
Lea
Dona Ana
San Juan
Otero
Santa Fe
Snead
Roswell
New Mexico
United States Considers Partial Subsidy for Mexico Texas Gas Pipeline
The plan would loan Mexico up to 400 million of a 1.2 billion pipeline cost with loans from Japan and West Germany. If Mexico sells cheaper Pemex gas to the United States, construction could begin by year end. The project aims to diversify supplies but could create pricing leverage for Pemex.
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United States
Mexico
Texas
Alaska
Patrick Lucey
U.S
Congress
Lucey
Japan
West Germany
Pemex
United State
Organization of Oil Producing Countries
OPEC
Nicholas Barbaro
Brooklyn
Public forum asks for bond details on street improvements
A reader urges Roswell officials to publish a dollar by dollar plan for the upcoming street bond vote. The letter criticizes past road work and drainage concerns, calling for a transparent list of improvements and costs before any approval.
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Alameda
Richardson
Roswell
West Texas State College draws near thousand students
August 14 1952 Addie Allred is among nearly 1000 students at West Texas State College in Canyon Texas this summer. Mrs R M Cooper and her son Terry visited Princeton New Jersey then returned home. Roswell Shrine Patrol sells Gil G Gray Shrine Circus tickets via Shriner R L Tessier as patrol captain. Golden Age Club met at the Youth Center with Altrusa Club members Estelle Foster and Margaret Ford presiding for games and music.
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Addie Allred
West Texas State College
Canyon
Tex
R.M. Cooper
Terry
R.B. Harlan
Cooper
Princeton
N.J
Gil G. Gray
R.L. Tessier
Golden Age Club
Altrusa Club
Estelle Foster
Margaret Ford
Mountain Bell posts higher 1976 income in New Mexico
Mountain Bell reported to the state Corporation Commission 1976 earnings rise across intrastate operations in New Mexico with net income up to 9.7 million and operating revenues at 95.5 million. The report notes rate case hearings resume August 22 and includes details on taxes, capital, and yellow pages revenue.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Mountain Bell
State Corporation Commission
SCC
Standard and Poor's Corp
Standard and Poor’s Corp
Standard and Poor's
Arizona
Colorado
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
el Paso County
Tex
Idaho
Bell System
AT and T
American Telephone and Telegraph
Inez Gill
State Finance Department
Legislative Council
Maxine Gerhart
Finance Department
Americans face years in court as delays crush justice
Jack Anderson and Les Whitten argue that federal courts are overwhelmed with rising caseloads, few new judges, and rising costs. They cite delayed hearings, deteriorating access to fair justice, and human tolls, including illness and death from protracted litigation, urging reform.
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Washington
Robert Ainsworth
Federal Judiciary
Committee On
New Orleans
Fifth Circuit
Gerald Haney
Eighth Circuit Court
Duluth
Minn
Sunburn Index Debuts Amid Weather Mood Monotony
A satirical piece notes Universal Index Inc. shifts from price and temperature indexes to a sunburn index. Dr Heinz Plumbaum advocates a simple major speech scale, while wind chill and air quality indices amplify nationwide misery as planners tease a secret next index.
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N.Y
Heinz Plumbaum
Plumbaum
United States
Universal Index Inc
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