NMRC expansion plan eyed to boost rehabilitation services
Ashley outlines a two phase expansion of the New Mexico Rehabilitation Center with a total cost over 5 million dollars. Phase one doubles as a demolition and rebuilding of wooden structures into metal facilities costing about 1.5 million, funded by the governor's budget. Phase two remodels the main hospital to add more facilities and building additions. The project aims to position the center as a national leader in rehabilitation, leveraging local NM architects and workers, with a Vocational Shop Building already completed at about 180,000 and serving auto mechanics and wood shop training.
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Ashley
New Mexico
New York
Gary Pierce
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Democrats Stand Firm in Tax Cut Battle with Ford
Congress faces a veto clash as Democrats and surprising GOP support push for a two thirds override. Senate Finance Committee approves its tax cut bill and sends it to the full Senate with a vote possible next week, aiming to land on Ford's desk before holiday adjournment.
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Ford
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Senate
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Maine
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Nessie Photos Anger Scientific Community In Loch Ness Row
U S photographers claim they captured Nessie in Loch Ness deep water photos show a rust colored object with a neck and head while museum experts say the images prove nothing. Skeptics like Gordon Shears dismiss the evidence as insufficient to prove a living large animal exists.
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ED Blanche
Associated Press
London
Natural History Museum
Robert Rines
Boston Academy of Applied Science
Rines
Loch Ness
Nessie
United States
Gordon Shears
Sheals
Aines
Chris McGowan
Royal Ontario Museum
Department of Vertebrate Paleontology
George Zug
Smithsonian Institution
Division of
Robbery Under Investigation In Roswell Incident
Roswell police continued inquiries into an armed robbery of city resident Simon Garcia 68 of 1101 West Walnut Street reported at 7 p.m. on Wednesday. Garcia said a knife wielding man demanded money and led him east toward the county before fleeing with less than 100 dollars. Authorities reported arrests had been made by late today.
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Roswell
Simon Garcia
W. Walnut Sr
South Main Street
Garcia
Market slips after mixed session on tax cut uncertainty
New York stocks turned mixed as the Dow fell 1.97 to 832.02 and gainers slightly outnumbered losers on the NYSE. Analysts cited lingering doubts over White House and Congress dealings on extending the 1975 tax cuts. Texaco led active trading, slipping about a point as the NYSE composite fell 0.03 to 46.37 while the AMEX market value index gained 0.18 to 81.76.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Congress
Texaco
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Illinois Defines Death By Brain Function Under New Law
Illinois passes a law defining death as the irreversible cessation of total brain function under standard medical criteria. Gov. Daniel Walker signed the bill on September 11, 1975, after backing from the Association of Illinois Transplant Surgeons and remarks by Dr. Frank P. Stuart of the University of Chicago.
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Chicago
Illinois
Association of Illinois Transplant Surgeons
Daniel Walker
Frank P. Stuart
University of Chicago
Association
Stuart
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