State to acquire Indian land for I-25 from Santa Fe to Albuquerque
New Mexico Highway Administrator Fred O Cheskey announced the state will obtain about 88 acres from Santo Domingo and San Felipe pueblos and the Badagher family to build a standard 6 lane Interstate 25 along the existing route between Santa Fe and Albuquerque. The project, cost about 50.7 million dollars, will be completed in six to seven years in six segments.
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Santa FE
Albuquerque
Fred O’cheskey
Santo Domingo and
San Felipe Pueblos
Badagher
New Mexico enjoys solid 1978 economy growth says council
The Governors Council of Economic Advisors reports unemployment fell from 7.1 percent in January to 4.8 percent in May and total nonfarm jobs rose about 7 percent from October 1977 to October 1978. Government employment gained 6,000, with 3,600 in state. Residential construction peaked in early 1978 at 392 million. later slowdown noted. Mining rose on coal and uranium. interchanges planned at Algodones San Felipe Badaghers Santo Domingo and La Bajada. Detours may require a new two lane highway. right of way talks with Santo Domingo Pueblo have moved toward modification of initial demands.
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Santa FE
Governor's Council of Economic Advisors
New Mexico
Algodones
San Felipe
Badaghers
Santo Domingo
la Bajada
O’cheskey
Pueblo Grant
O'Cheskey
Man claiming to be Hughes heir faces fraud charges in New Mexico
Richard Robard Hughes, 33, a man claiming to be the son of the late Howard Hughes, is back in Sandoval County, New Mexico, to face charges of defrauding Jim and Jean Swann of 15000 dollars. He was arrested by the FBI in Acworth, Georgia, and returned to the state, where he had fled after missing a 1976 trial.
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Howard Hughes
New Mexico
Sandoval
Richard Robard Hughes
FBI
Acworth
Hughes
Georgia
Clinton Mayne Hughes
Jim
Jean Swann
New York
George Perez
Bernalillo County
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