New Mexico to supply half of U S uranium by 1988
Sidney Stoller of the S M Stoller Corp told the New Mexico Public Service Commission that New Mexico will likely provide about 17 500 tons of domestic uranium annually by 1988, requiring 3 1500000000 kilowatt hours of electricity and about 300 megawatts of PNM capacity. The hearing on cost of service indexing continued into its second week.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Sidney Stoller
S.M. Stoller Corp
New York
New Mexico Public Service Commission
PNM
Stoller
Commission
San Juan
Albuquerque to honor three world record balloonists with parade
Albuquerque plans a ticker tape parade for Ben Abruzzo Maxie Anderson and Larry Newman upon their arrival from the Atlantic flight. Gov. Jerry Apodaca and Mayor David Rusk will greet the trio at Civic Plaza after a downtown motorcade, with bands and balloon displays to mark the historic crossing.
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Albuquerque
Ben Abruzzo
Maxie Anderson
Larry Newman
Atlantic Ocean
Albuquerque International
Chamber of Commerce
Abruzzo
Anderson
Newman
Robert Hoffman
Chamber
Hoffman
Civic Plaza
Jerry Apodaca
David Rusk
Convention
United States
France
New Mexico Voter Rolls Reach Record 573,746 After June Primary
Secretary of State reports a record 573,746 registered voters in New Mexico, up 5,963 from May. Democrats total 374,303, Republicans 160,986, minor parties 2,405, and independents 36,052, with independents dipping by 204. Rio Arriba and Sierra counties drive minor party gains while independent counts fall.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Ernestine Evans
Rio Arriba
Sierra
Sierra County
End of eight month strike at Foodway stores in New Mexico
Smith's Food King Inc. of Salt Lake City buys 14 Foodway stores in Albuquerque and Santa Fe from Winn-Dixie Inc. and takes control Thursday. Union Local 1564 says all 148 laid-off Foodway workers will be rehired within six months without loss of seniority and that the same contract will be recognized for bargaining with the new owner.
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Albuquerque
Foodway
Santa Fe
Smith’s Food King Inc
Salt Lake City
Winn-Dixie Inc
Virden Gentry
Smith
Foadway
Smith's
Winn-Dixie
Fred J. Smith
Juvenile case dismissed in double jeopardy ruling
The New Mexico Supreme Court ordered the juvenile case over theft of two pistols from an Albuquerque store dismissed. The decision cites double jeopardy since the youth was placed at the Springer Boys' School based only on a predisposition report.
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Santa FE
State Supreme Court
New Mexico
Springer
High Court
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Gibson
Pink Panther
Geoffrey Prods., Inc
Mirisch Corp. Deputie Frelengent
Wy Tet Yin
Henson Assoc. Inc
Y Stuart Hall
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Twage Aus Oinner
Twinkle Pack
Dad
Mirisch Corp. Deputie-Freleng Ent., Inc
N Assoc., Inc
STENO
Sterling Plastics
U.S
Duke City
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