Repeal misery tax urged by New Mexico voters
The piece argues AMericans want less government and lower taxes and notes New Mexicans elected a Republican governor and seven House members. It urges lawmakers to repeal the gross receipts tax on prescription drugs and medical services, citing seniors’ hardship and a large state surplus as justification.
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Three Chaves County judges candidates hailed by commission
Dear Editor letter from Tandy Hunt commends Genanne Anderson Jeanne Lahrman and A J Olson as well qualified district judge candidates in Chaves County. He notes the Judicial Selection Commission’s favorable findings and praises them as outstanding members of the Chaves County Bar Association.
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Cadet Accepted To Rice University From NM Institute
January 12 1970 Edward D Graham a cadet at New Mexico Military Institute has been accepted at Rice University will start in the fall David Jeffreys national director of the National Association of Retired Persons and the National Retired Teachers Association will conduct a leadership seminar Saturday at the Roswell Inn for AARP officials Chaves County 4 H Horse Club will meet tonight at 7 pm at the Extension Building plans made for the annual Valentines Day dance
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It Tolled for New Mexico war story published
A new 468 page book reveals a complete roster of New Mexicans captured by Japan from 1941 to 1945 and biographical details for about 1800 prisoners and internees. Eva Jane Matson of Las Cruces adds a history of the New Mexico National Guard and notes on its WWII role and heritage.
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Adam Smith on Arts Funding and National Patrimony
The piece argues that federal arts funding sustains public life and employment, echoing Adam Smith that state funds should preserve justice, defense, and national monuments. It proposes a fresh mandate for NEA grants to classic, enduring works from respected symphonies, ballets, operas, and museums.
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U.S.-Chechnya dilemma deepens Clinton era debate
U.S. officials wrestle with how to respond to Chechnya violence as Boris Yeltsin faces a crisis that could reshape Russia’s democracy and market reforms. Senators Dole and Helms clash over aid, while critics urge firmer U.S. stance and warning that Moscow’s behavior risks alienating America and destabilizing global security.
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