Tide of trouble Joseph's Job
A five part Christmas series The Job of Joseph by Associated Press writer George W. Cornell begins Monday in the Roswell Daily Record. The articles draw on biblical text ancient sources and historical materials to illuminate Joseph's burdens and decisions.
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Indian Students Begin Training at Roswell Center
Immense fear marks first days for around 400 students from 50 tribes arriving at the Roswell Employment Training Center to learn vocational skills under Thiokol Chemical Corp contract with the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Staff support eases adaptation as many stay toward job placement rates of about 70 percent, with 50 to 60 percent retaining employment.
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DOD spending tops list in New Mexico for 1972
U S Representative Harold Runnels reported federal spending in New Mexico reached 1.72 billion dollars for fiscal year 1972, ending June 30, part of total federal outlays of 227 billion nationwide. Spending rose about 220 million from the prior year, with the Defense Department accounting for 446.5 million in New Mexico.
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Federal spending in New Mexico by agency for 1972
The Atomic Energy Commission led with 333.3 million dollars while Health, Education and Welfare spent 332.1 million. Other agencies spent varying sums, with totals placing New Mexico 35th among states in total federal funds spent and 38th in population.
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New Mexico
Federal spending in Chaves County for 1972 tops 41 million
Federal outlays in Chaves County reach 41 467 405 for fiscal 1972 with cotton and wool payments large and social security payments totaling 8 240 255. The article notes a 3.9 million increase from the prior year and cites breakdowns by department including Agriculture Commerce DoD and others.
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Roswell
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Caterpillar and Grasshopper Control Efforts in New Mexico
Roswell official Mike Perry cites Sevin-4-Oil and Dylox as promising pesticides for range caterpillars and grasshoppers. He notes toxaphene bans, high infestation levels in western Chaves County, and the need for a cooperative spray program covering large acreages despite higher costs.
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Perry
Department of Agriculture
New Mexico
Chaves County
Dunken
Lincoln County
John Chappell
Pesticide toxaphene use debated by New Mexico panel
A 1970 report discusses toxaphene safety amid NM State Regents review of banned pesticides. It notes FDA tolerance limits for toxaphene in produce and animal fat and describes approval by the Federal Pesticide Review Commission for range caterpillar control. The piece cites entomologists and official committees evaluating risks.
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John J. Durkin
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New Mexico
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Grasshoppers Seen as Future Problem for New Mexico Ranchers
Mike Perry of the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service surveys southeastern New Mexico grasshoppers. He catalogs 20 varieties and expects at least as many more, warning Chaves County ranchers of a larger problem next year after insufficient spraying to stop egg laying.
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Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New Mexico
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Chaves
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