King seeks 363 million general fund for New Mexico
Gov. Bruce King proposed a general fund appropriation of 363.12 million to run state government in the coming fiscal year, an 11.8 percent rise from the current 324.22 million. The executive budget, released as the 1974 legislature began a 30 day session, also includes 30.1 million in additional spending this year and next, with major capital outlay for public schools and state facilities.
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Santa FE
N.M
Bruce King
Legislative Finance Committee
King
LFC
Clude
Alamogordo
State Department of Agriculture
New Mexico State University
New Mexico
State Board of Education Finance
The
Institutions of Higher Learning
University of New Mexico Medical School
Department of Corrections
State Health and Social Services Department
HSS Board
Brainerd Declines To Seek Re election As Roswell Mayor
Roswell mayor William F Brainerd will not seek another term in March elections saying six years is long enough He will remain active in civic duties including the Eastern New Mexico University Board of Regents and the Border Commission The RIAC and retiree influx helped Roswell's economy during his tenure and several council members have announced plans regarding reelection, while others remain undecided.
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William F. Brainerd
Brainerd
Eastern New Mexico University Board of Regents
The
Border Commission
Roswell
City officials expect airport terminal plans unaffected by jet service halt
Roswell officials say Texas International Airlines will suspend jet service temporarily from Jan 15 due to energy and economic factors. City manager Owen expects no impact on terminal planning and a spring resume, with terminal completion targeted for January 1975 and $480,000 in EDA funds support. Airport committee notes flight cutback should even out as loading rises.
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Texas International
Robert J. Owen
Roswell
Owen
Ronald Richardson
Economic Development Administration
Poe Corn memorial centers Roswell youth services
A large ceremony dedicated the Poe Corn Memorial Center as part of Poe Corn Park in Roswell. Local leaders lauded Poe Corn for shaping youth programs and character while the park receives a $9,472 grant to add play equipment parking and irrigation. Eight teams competed in the City Youth Basketball League with a notable miscue by a young player noted by his father.
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Louis Davies
Poe Corn
A. B. Gwinn
Poe Corn Park
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
U.S. Department of the Interior
Nick Pappas
Southeastern
Robert Owen
Spring River Park
Cahoon Park
Tunisia delays nationwide referendum on union with Libya
The Tunisian government ruled out a nationwide referendum on a union with Libya until the Tunisian constitution is revised, a process expected to take months. Premier Hedi Nouira announced the delay, postponing the planned total union agreed Saturday by President Habib Bourguiba and Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy.
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Associated Press
Tunis
Tunisia
Libya
Hedi Nouira
Habib Bourguiba
Moammar Khadafy
Open visitation planned by Roswell school leaders
Roswell Independent School Board president Ray Mitcham and Superintendent Roger Luginbill will host an open visitation in the superintendent's office at 7:30 p.m. to gather public feedback on the district. Attendees may request appointments at 200 W. Chisum St. by calling 622-8942.
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Roswell Independent School Board
Ray Mitcham
Roger L. Luginbill
Luginbill
Public Schools Administration
W. Chisum St
Montoya Named Southeast Area Supervisor For New Mexico Game and Fish
William O. Bill Montoya named new area supervisor for the southeast region based in Roswell. He replaces Jim Yarbrough who becomes northeast area supervisor. Montoya, a Las Cruces native and seven year department veteran, holds a wildlife science degree from New Mexico State University.
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William O
Bill’ Montoya
Department of Game and Fish
Ladd S. Gordon
Montoya
Roswell
Jim Yarbrough
Las Cruces
New Mexico State University
Ocle Gray
Belen
Bonnie
Michael
Yarbrough
Gallup
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Northwest Area
Kissinger outlines Egypts counterproposal on Suez disengagement
Secretary of State Kissinger reported Egypt's counterproposals for thinning forces east of the Suez Canal in exchange for Israeli withdrawal. He met with Yigal Allon Abba Eban and Moshe Dayan and said differences were narrowing. Eban said the talks were useful and detailed.
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Golda Meir
Egypt
Israel
Kissinger
East Bank
United Nations
Moshe Dayan
Soviet Union
Syria
Likud Bloc
Abba Eban
Aswan
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Bill Feather
BEF
State Public Defender Department
Mrs
Poe W. Corn
South Garden Avenue
East Walnut Street
Earl G. Tankersley
William J. Schnedar
Tom Stephens
William G. McCoy
Jim Lilley
Sterling R. Grant
Ivan Hall
Poe Corn Memorial Facility
Gail Harris
Poe
Harris
L. C. Stiles
Stiles
Corn
Roswell High School
New Mexico Military Institute
University of New Mexico
Daily Record
John Gillis
Reading Plumbing
John
Gillis
Taylor
Taylor Realtors
Janet
Raton
Bill Montoya
Sadat
Geneva
Washington
Jordan
Ismail Fahmy
Moscow
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