New Mexico State tops Eastern New Mexico 73 to 58 in non conference clash
Junior forward Pierre Smith led NM State with 18 points as the Aggies used a three point barrage to defeat Eastern New Mexico University 73 to 58. Nearby items mention charity efforts in Roswell and tax system views from a Canadian rancher in Artelia.
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LAS Cruces
Pierre Smith
New Mexico State
Eastern New Mexico University
Artelia
Roland Fech
Carlsbad
Fech
United States
Farm bill clears hurdle amid tough talks in Washington
Congressional negotiators approve a costly long term farm policy to aid farmers while easing price supports next year. The plan features income subsidies decline, a dairy herd buyout program, and a total cost around 125 billion over three years with key provisions for credit, research, foreign aid, and food stamps. The measure goes to House and Senate before potential presidential action.
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House
Senate
White House
Reagan
Robert Dole
R-Kan
U.S
Dole
Agriculture
John Black
Tax hike has a chance on March ballot
A Daily Record survey indicates momentum for a proposed one quarter percent gross receipts tax to fund the city general fund. Respondents split on a second one quarter percent tax for capital improvements, with weaker support. The City Council placed both measures on the March ballot to cover a projected $2 million general fund shortfall. budget cuts may follow.
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Daily Record
City General Fund
Ralph Fresquez
ENMU Regents weigh split for Roswell campus
The ENMU Board of Regents meet in Roswell to discuss a BEF supported feasibility study on making ENMU Roswell a separate community college from Portales. Loyd Hughes says decisions hinge on criteria and a local referendum, with no plan for a four year expansion.
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Roswell
ENMU
Portales
Eastern New Mexico University- Roswell
Loyd Hughes
Board of Regents
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Enmu-R
State Board of Educational Finance
Santa Fe
Hughes
BEF
Joe Armijo
Albuquerque
Community College Board
Dexter, Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Merrill Lynch funds holiday calls for Indiana seniors
Nearly 400 senior citizens in Indianapolis received an hour of world wide telephone time funded by Merrill Lynch & Co. The program, run with the Central Indiana Council on Aging, selects callers by need and loneliness, allowing unrestricted calls within the hour. Khaya Ringo, a Latvian immigrant, plans one call to Moscow to talk with her son and family.
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Indianapolis
Sheila Jenkins
Central Indiana Council On Aging
Merrill Lynch & Co
Khaya Ringo
Moscow
Buildings dedicated at ENMU Roswell campus ceremony
Several hundred Roswell residents attended a dedication ceremony for two new ENMU Roswell buildings. The $5 million bond funded additions include a $2.9 million Physical Education Complex with three basketball courts and four racquetball courts, plus a $3.6 million Administration and Student Services Center.
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Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University
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