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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1977

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ENMU-Roswell Heads to Refuse Two Donkeys Adopted from BLM

Dean John Gillis of Eastern New Mexico University Roswell says the university should reject two burros adopted from the Bureau of Land Management. He accuses the BLM of seeking favorable publicity and cites anticipated tax impacts from fence changes affecting ranch values and the sheep industry. Gillis questions funding to house and feed the animals amid tight budgets.

Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell Bureau of Land Management ENMA Roswell BLM John Gillis Richard ‘Bill’ Thorp Dean Gillis Gillis Las Cruces Malcolm Charlton Charlton ENMAR Thorp Prof. Thorp Sunset Avenue William F Bill Brainerd ENMU Board of Regents Brainerd

Domenici criticizes talked plant closing in Roswell

U S Senator Pete Domenici urged President Carter to keep open the Roswell brackish water test facility, arguing its desalination work is vital amid western drought. He noted strong congressional support for the program despite administration cuts and warned that closing the plant would be short sighted. The facility employs nine people and operates two testing units with a $400000 budget through Sept. 30.

Roswell U.S Pete V. Domenici R-N.m Carter Sen. Domenici Office of Management and Budget Dominici United States Domenici New Mexico Congress N.M John Newton Ford Newton Office of Water Research and Technology OMB

Dunn says severance tax too low for coal and uranium

New Mexico Senate Finance Chair Aubrey Dunn criticizes a 5 percent severance tax plan as insufficient for coal and uranium. He warns energy lobbyists influence and ties tax levels to school, road, and university funding. House votes shift proposed taxes. Dunn proposes higher rates in his bill. He also discusses burro adoptions by the BLM in Roswell and local university involvement.

Santa FE New Mexico House Dunn

Roswell High lunch split draws student criticism at board

At a Roswell School Board meeting four RHS and four GHS students debated the three 35 minute lunch shifts at RHS versus one 45 minute period at GHS. RHS leaders argued reforms help reduce disruptions while calling for equal treatment and better facilities.

Roswell High School Roswell School Board RHS Goddard High School GHS Randy Curtis Loretta Perez Goddard Miss Perez

Fire blocks U S 70 as semitruck carries jet fuel

State police said a fire erupted on a semitruck hauling jet fuel on Hondo U S 70 at noon. The driver escaped unharmed and no injuries were reported while Ruidoso and Tinnie firefighters stood by. The truck, owned by Steel Tank Lines of Artesia, was first reported at 10 42 a m and officials feared possible explosion.

Hondo U.S. 70 Ruidoso Tinnie Steel Tank Lines of Artesia

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