Four Corners suit delay in New Mexico court
In Santa Fe Friday attorney Fred Hannahs asked District Court to dismiss the public nuisance suit against five electric utilities over Four Corners Plant pollution. Judge Frank Zinn took the motion under advisement after a three hour hearing.
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Bill Feather
Associated Press
Santa FE
N.M
Fred Hannahs
Frank Zinn
Gallup
Four Corners
Atty
David Norvell
Zinn
Norvell
Sierra Club
New Mexico
Citizens For Clean Air and Water Inc
Harvey Mudd Il
Utities
Salt River Project
Russell Moore
Albuquerque
State Environmental Improvement Board
Moore
EIB
Hannahs
Lyle Teutsch
Public Service Co. of
Teutsch
State Public Service Commission
Environmental Improvement Agency
Tom Donnelly
New Mexico Citizens For Clean Air and Water
Donnelly
Former UNM star Ron Sanford released on own recognizance
Ron Sanford a 25 year old former University of New Mexico basketball standout was released on his own recognizance after arraignment on a marijuana possession charge. He told Magistrate Samuel Mandel he lives at the home of Judge Mary Walters. Bond was tentatively set at 1000 by Assistant District Attorney James Randall. Sanford and two others were arrested after deputies stopped a car entering Albuquerque from Grants following a report of three men with a stolen credit card purchasing gasoline. A sack containing marijuana was found in a black leather pouch bearing Sanford’s name.
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Albuquerque
IAP
University of New Mexico
Ron Sanford
Sanford
Samuel Mandel
Mary Walters
James E. Randall
Interstate 40
Grants
Ray Montano
Local cadets honored in Who's Who at NMMI
Five Roswell youths and other New Mexico Military Institute cadets were named to Who's Who Among High School Students for 1972 72. Senior and junior selections reflect leadership in academics activities athletics and community service.
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Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Merit
Edward M Praisner
Social Sciences Division
Robert W. Eaton
Scott C. Helbing
Joseph T. Ingram
Dan E. Davis
William D McCoy
NMMI
Auton C. Chitwood
Osceola
Ark
Martin H. Gray
Washington, D.C
Jack M. Hardgrave Jr
Las Cruces
William S. Kerr
Ardmore
Okla
William C McQuiddy
Higgins, Tex
George S. Park
Newton
Tex
Paul S. Russo
Wells, Minn
Cleveland R. Steward III
Fort Knox
David N Calkins
Belen
GR. Collins III
Colorado Springs
Colo
Richard A. Cordani Jr
Las Vegas
Nev
Jay T. McCormack
Randy
Gallup Student Severs in Albuquerque Auto Crash
Lisa Chapman 19 of Gallup and Albuquerque was listed in serious condition at Presbyterian Hospital after surgery for a head injury from an auto accident in Albuquerque. Police say she was a passenger in a car that struck a median near the University of New Mexico and rolled twice.
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Albuquerque
Lisa Chapman
Gallup
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Chapman
KGAK
Jack Chapman
University of New Mexico
BEF Backs New Basis for Branch College Funding
The State Board of Educational Finance urged the next session to shift from a $300 per fulltime student formula to funding based on program costs. It proposed budgets for branch colleges set tuition at $15 per credit hour or $180 per semester and rejected changing the law on property tax limits.
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Santa FE
N.M
State Board of Educational Finance
BEF
Branch Colleges
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