Senator Domenici to Begin Roswell Visit
U S Senator Pete Domenici arrives in Roswell for a two day fact finding tour of New Mexico. He greets residents at Roswell Industrial Air Center and plans open forums, a Lions Clubs dinner, school and military institute meetings, and a move to Ruidoso and Melrose for further remarks on energy and tourism, before returning to Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
Roswell
New Mexico
Land of Enchantment
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Domenici
Lions Clubs
Chaves County
Republican Party
Roswell Inn
Goddard and Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Pearson Auditorium
NMMI
Ruidoso
Congress
Albuquerque
Washington, D.C
Duke City
Highland
St. Pius
West Mesa
Albuquerque Valley
Holiday House
Melrose
Chamber of Commerce
State Personnel Board
Bill D. Allman
Morris
Indictments Hit State Senate Leader in Contractor Bribery Case
Eight people including State Sen. Anthony Lucero were indicted by the Santa Fe County Grand Jury on bribery and conspiracy charges tied to obtaining state contractors licenses. Other defendants include Richard Martinez Mark Sawtell and John Brown with arraignments set for January 16 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N.M
Santa Fe Dist
Joe Castellano
Castellano
Santa Fe County Grand Jury
State Construction Industries Commission
Terry Brown
Construction Industries Commission
Brown
Commission
Anthony Lucero
D-Bernalillo
Senate Finance Committee
Lucero
Albuquerque
Richard Martinez
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Mark Sawtell
John Brown
Martinez
Sawtell
Santa
Atty
David Norvell
Eva Morris
Morris
Santa Fe County District Court
Donald Wilson
Grand Jury
Joe C. Castellano Jr
Anthony A. Lucero
Tax hike sparks fierce debate on New Mexico oil reserves
A joint session of New Mexico legislative panels discussed raising the severance tax on extractive industries amid claims oil and gas reserves could last 5.27 years, or up to 12–13 years per official estimates, with lawmakers warning higher taxes may deter exploration and drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Legislative Finance Council
Senate Finance Committee
House Appropriations Committee
New Mexico
Rep
T. E. Brown Jr
D-Eddy-Chaves
Artesia
Ferguson
Brown
Aubrey L. Dunn
Alamogordo
D-Licola-Otero
Lawmaker Brown Sees Need for Immediate Highway Dept Study
State Rep. Tom Brown of Artesia, representing parts of Chaves and Eddy counties, argues for an early study of the State Highway Department to improve the system. He discusses road problems, potential tax shifts to local governments, and his legislative role amid plans for the 1974 session.
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Tom Brown
Artesia
Chaves County
Eddy County
Brown
Marjorie Beck
Roswer Daily Record
State Highway Department
New Mexico
Rep
Chaves
Eddy A
Schools gain in LFC budget
The Legislative Finance Committee urged a total general fund appropriation of 357,166 for the 1974-75 year, about seven million less than Gov. Bruce King’s expected executive budget. The panel backs a 17.5 million rise for public schools, the smallest among higher education boosts, as it also trims UNM funds and adjusts BEF figures for the medical school and ENMU while noting ongoing debates over school funding formulas.
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Santa FE
N.M
Legislative Finance Committee
LFC
Bruce King
King
Senate Finance
House Appropriations and
State Board of Education Finance
BEF
University of New Mexico
UNM
Eastern New Mexico University
ENMU
Eastern
Newgate
Department of Corrections
State Board of Education
National Education Association
New Mexico
Governor's Advisory Committee
Legislative School Study Committee
Strategyscouts and the Hidden Playbook of Intelligence
Former U S Army Col Boris Pash recalls wartime and coaching methods revealing how everyday life involves intelligence work He explains scouting opponents by studying coaches players and college backgrounds to gain early advantages for upcoming seasons This approach mirrors strategic analysis used in both military and sports contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Davies
Boris T. Pash
U.S. Army
Col. Pash
U.S
Hollywood High School
Pash
Miss Artesia Universe 1974 Crowned At Local Pageant
Greta Anderson Miss Brown Pipe and Supply won the first annual Miss Artesia Universe title sponsored by the Artesia Junior Woman's Club. First runner up Donna Canada, second runner up Jeanette Johnson. Anderson will compete in the Miss New Mexico Universe pageant in Las Cruces in March. Ten contestants were judged on swimsuit evening gown poise and personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Greta Anderson
Brown Pipe and Supply
Artesia Junior Woman's Club
Donna Canada
Marsh
Jeanette Johnson
Traveler's Motel
Miss Anderson
Las Cruces
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Sen
Pete V. Domenic
Board of Educational Finance
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
Enmark
New Mexico Military Institute of Roswell
Allman
Freddie Martinez
Manuel Martinez
Martin Vigil
James Brandenburg
Plate Sen. Lucero
House of Representatives
Senate
Associated Press
City Hall
Albert Gonzales
Hagerman
Lakerthur
Penasco
Lake Arthur
South
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