Roswell Medical Center seeks 3.5 million for expansion and bond vote
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center in Roswell plans a 3.5 million expansion including a new wing and a second floor surgical suite. Trustees propose a May bond election, with 37 additional rooms raising capacity to 127 beds to meet projected 1980 county growth.
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George Welles
Eastern
New Mexico Medical Center
Medical Center
Chaves
Ress
County Commission
Cyrus F. Rilee Jr
Albuquerque
Chaves County
Russell Smith
Medical Center Board of Trustees
Charles F. Malone
Flatow, Moore, Bryan and Fairburn
Phoenix
Smith
Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce
University of New Mexico Bureau of Business Research
Board of Trustees
Malone
Eastern New
Ford plans strategy as veto fight over $6.1 billion works bill continues
President Ford and Republican leaders meet at the White House to map strategy against the public works bill veto. Sen. Hugh Scott says chances are good the veto could be sustained in the Senate, while Democrats push to override in the House. Bills proposed by Garry Brown and Robert Griffin aim to speed private sector guided development and job creation.
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Frances Lewine
Associated Press
Washington
Ford
Senate
Hugh Scott
White House
Scott
House
Garry Brown
Sen
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Griffin
Brown
City council tickets announce platforms in Roswell election
Common Sense candidates Kenneth J. Cox and Dr. Carl A. Meake unveiled priorities at a St Marys Hospital press conference. The United Roswell slate chaired by Robert H. Strand outlined nine planks including streets, citizen participation, recreation, crime prevention, cleaner streets, and opposing mandatory public employee bargaining.
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Marian McQuiddy
Common Sense
United Roswell
Kenneth J. Cox
Carl A. Meake
St. Mary’s Hospital
Common Sense Ticket
Smith Machinery Co., Inc
Robert H. Strand
Strand
Ralph W. Boehms
Jane Clarke
Gilbert R. Licon
Stanley Santheson
Roswell
Island
Montoya offers to pay postage for campaign announcement
Sen. Joseph Montoya says he will pay 18.20 to the U S Treasury to cover postage for a re election announcement. He asked the Senate Rules Committee to allow payment to compensate for a staff error that mailed 140 press releases in franked envelopes.
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Albuquerque
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
U.S. Treasury
U.S. Senate Rules Committee
Montoya Defends Franking Use to Nevada Rules Chair
U.S. Representative Montoya asks the Rules Committee to review a franking complaint before repaying postage. He cites Congressional tenure since 1957 and says he did not intend any abuse. A duplicate news release was mailed by mistake while campaign staff would handle future mailings.
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Montoya
Hobbs Man Sues City for 10 Million Over Murder Case
Cornelius Patterson of Hobbs sues the City of Hobbs and police officials for 10 million dollars claiming conspiracy and malicious prosecution after a jury acquitted him of murder in Carlsbad. The suit cites alibis and nurse Jean Butler testimony placing him at home before the crime. Patterson seeks damages for mental anguish and defense costs plus punitive and city liability for conduct of detectives.
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HOBBS
Lovington
Cornelius Patterson
Jim Palmer
K.P. Wright
Sharron Scott
Carlsbad
Patterson
William Cecil James
Grimes
Hobbs Lea General Hospital
Jean Butler
Rs. Butler
Butler
City of
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Charles W. Thomas
Thomas
City Council
Jerry N. Smith
United Ro
Congress
Rules of the Senate
Rules Committee
Sues City
New Mexico
Atty
David Norvell
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