1975 outlook: Legislature opens amid revenue clash
The 1975 legislature begins with opposition anticipated to curb revenues to the state general fund. Democrats hold solid majorities in both chambers, 51-19 in the house and 29-13 in the senate, with five new senators and 18 new house members. Five women will serve this session, a record for female legislators.
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House
Senate
New Mexico Legislature Eyes Tax Battles and Spending
The 1975 New Mexico Legislature opens in Santa Fe with debates expected over finance and taxation as Gov. Jerry Apodaca pushes for higher funding and policy shifts. Proposed measures include a gross receipts tax exemption for drugs and medical services, reallocating tax shares to municipalities, and ceding state property tax portions to counties amid a projected $167.5 million cash balance and a $87.5 million surplus.
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Bill Feather
Associated Press
Santa FE
New Mexico
Jerry Apodea
Apodaca
Tion
Terrorists fly to Iraq after Orly attack and siege
Three Arab gunmen seized ten hostages in a restroom at Orly Airport during a gun battle with police and an overnight siege. The Israeli El Al jet bound for Tel Aviv survived. two hostages and one gunman were wounded, and by noon some hostages were released as negotiators intervened.
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Orly
Paris
Iraq
Air France
Baghdad
France
Naguib Kadry
Mohammed Boudia
Beirut
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Ezzedine el Kadak
PLO
Israel
Asher Ben Natan
Black September
Revolutionary Arab Youth
el al
Tel Aviv
Probate code panel approves final draft and reviews children code
The Legislative Interim Probate Code Committee approved the final probate code draft and a resolution by State Sen. R. E. Thompson to review the state Children’s Code. They propose repealing about 300 statutes and sending the bill to the 1976 legislature.
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Tom Halpin
Santa FE
R. E. Thompson
D-Chaves
Roswell
Lhe
Sen. Thompson
Thompson
Roswell Area Weather Outlook Through Tuesday
Mostly fair conditions linger with increasing winds and rising temperatures. Today highs near 61 with low around 30 tonight and a 92 high anticipated Tuesday. precipitation remains negligible at 0 to 2 percent.
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Roswell
Thompson declines to seek whip post during new session
State Sen. R. E. Thompson of Roswell says he will not run for the party whip in the 32nd legislature. He favored the Judiciary Committee assignment and would rather be vice chair than whip. Senate co whips are Odis Echols and the late McBride’s replacement.
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Record Capitol Bureau
Santa FE
R. E. Thompson
Judiciary Committee
Thompson
Odis Echols
D-Curry
Robert McBride
D-Bernalillo
Jerry Apodaca
Echols
Tom Rutherford
D. J. Michaelson
Trace
Sen. I. M
Aerial search for missing plane halted in New Mexico
The Civil Air Patrol said the aerial search for the single engine plane missing since January 9 with two men aboard near Scottsdale, Arizona, was suspended. The report notes the body of former Albuquerque auto dealer Jack Rabella found in a pickup truck with exhaust hose in the window. President Ford to hold first news conference in six weeks Tuesday, officials said.
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Albuquerque
Scottsdale
Ariz
New Mexico Civil Air Patrol
Jack Rabella
Washington
Ford
White House
Roswell doctor exodus fuels shortage and town meeting
Three Roswell physicians announce departures within a month worsening a local shortage. Dissatisfaction with conservative practice and isolation in the medical community prompt a 7 p.m. public meeting at the Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce to discuss solutions.
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Roswell
Rod Starkey
RCDC
David I. Sorgen
Charles A. Clarke
David L. Michaels
Clarke
Las Vegas
N.M
Michaels
Seattle
Wash
Central Hospital
Dr. Michaels
Sorgen
Mozelle Vinsant
Public Health Office
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