Taxman Plans Order on Law To Limit Property Tax Increases
The state Property Tax Department director said he plans to draft an Oct 1 order to implement a new law capping yearly property value increases at 10 percent after revaluations. He notes the bill may conflict with the Property Tax Code and hopes department lawyers will clarify how to proceed.
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State
Cecil J. Pickett
Santa Fe
Pickett
Tax Department
Court of Appeals
Hess
Judge halts secret bank-subpoena in New Mexico case
A Santa Fe court ordered a temporary stay on ex parte subpoenas for bank records in a dispute involving the Governor’s Organized Crime Prevention Commission and Liquor Director Carlos Jaramillo. The hearing on legality is set for Sept. 6, with sealed case files and no public names revealed.
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Larry Calloway
Associated Press
Santa FE
New Mexico
Organized Crime Prevention Commission
Carlos Jaramillo
Dist
Bruce Kaufman
Kaufman
Jaramillo
Commission
David Norvell
Crime Commission
William Marchiondo
Albuquerque
The
Movants
Bank of Banks
Harris Hartz
Marchiondo
Norvell
Joe Lang
Lang and
Hartz
Lang
Las Vegas
Nev
Firm closes Texas plant amid restructuring at Glover Inc
Glover Inc. has closed its Amarillo Texas cattle slaughtering plant as part of a corporate restructuring. The move will boost production at the Roswell plant by 25 percent. The firm cites continued adverse margins and rising costs, noting a $1 million loss on $184 million revenue in the year to last April. Other plants in Albuquerque Memphis and Hernando will remain unchanged.
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Glover Inc
Amarillo
Tex
Glover, Inc
Roswell
Glover
Albuquerque
Memphis
Hernando
Miss
Roswell police crack down on weeds violators
City police announced a crackdown to enforce the plant control law amid complaints about unsightly yards and vacant lots. Violators face fines up to 300 dollars and up to 90 days in jail. The effort targets landowners in and outside the city with rules to cut weeds within 10 days and arrange pickups.
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Roswell
Bill King
City Envionmental
King
The
Daily Record
Bors
Chaves
Women enter New Mexico Military Institute Corps of Cadets
The first time the NMMI Corps of Cadets admits women, a 28 member contingent joins 500 new cadets at the Quadrangle induction. Brig Gen Gerald Childress and officials approved the integration as 16 junior college and 12 high school students begin three days of ROTC training with officers Ann Stacy and Connie Deweber guiding 14 former ROTC campers aiding them.
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Desire LaFont
Chinle
Ariz
New Mexico Military Institute
Deborah Walker
New Mexico Military Institute Corps of Cadets
NMMI
Gerald Childress
J. Ross Thomas Hall
Ann Stacy
Connie Deweber
TAC
Ft. Knox
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Chaves County
Larry Hess
de Bremond Stadium
Villareal
Fulton
Paul Sturiale Photo
Texas
Sanitation Department
International
Cadets
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