Tayses win New Mexico Varmint Calling Contest in Artesia
Father son duo J D Tays and Mike Tays of Encanto Drive and Union Avenue led with 19 coyotes and six foxes at the ninth annual New Mexico State Varmint Calling Contest in Artesia. About 40 teams from multiple cities plus a record 115 coyotes and six foxes overall.
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J.D. Tays
Encanto Drive
Mike Tays
S. Union Ave
New Mexico
Artesia
George Welles III
Johnnie Giovengo Jr
Ronnie Carroll
Loving
Tays
Artesia Varmint Callers and Gun Club Association
Richard Belvin
Controversy and power battles mark New Mexico legislature brief
Sen. R.E. Thompson warns the session will be contentious over money and policy. House and Senate clash over the Appropriations Bill as interim committee chairmanships fuel a fierce power struggle.
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Marjorie Beck
Santa FE
R.E. Thompson
D-Chaves
Roswell
Sen. Thompson
Chaves County
House
Senate
Legislative Finance Committee
Legislative Energy Committee
House Appropriations and Finance
Senate Finance
House Finance
John J. Mershon
Dotero Lincoln
Cloudcroft
Thompson
Rep. Mershon
Aubrey Dunn
Dotero
Alamogordo
T.E
Tom" Brown Jr
Eddy Chaves
Artesia
House Appropriations
Colin McMillan
New Mexico
Fred Hansen
Deddy Chaves
Art Aiello
R-Chaves
New Mexico budget proposals clash in opening legislative session
Gov. Apodaca backs a general fund of about 504.4 million for recurring needs in 1976-77 with total general fund of 504.4 million and a 15 percent rise from 1975. The Legislature’s Finance Committee recommends 481.5 million and debated school and higher education funding and health and welfare allocations.
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Bill Feather
Associated Press
Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
New Mexico
Legislative Finance Committee
Executive Branch
Apodaca
LFC
State Board of Educational Finance
Gov. Apodaca
Health and Social Services Department
Gov
Legislative
Executive
Highway Department
Department
Carter Gains Iowa Democratic Backing In First Contest
Iowa Democrats back Jimmy Carter as the former Georgia governor leads with 27.7 percent of delegates counted from 82 percent of precincts. Sen. Birch Bayh second at 13.3 percent, Fred Harris 10.1 percent, Udall 5.9 percent, Shriver 3 percent. Ford led Reagan in a rural GOP sampling.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Morris Udall
Arizona
Sargent Shriver
Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Roswell Poll Finds Two Thirds Listened to Ford State of the Union
A Daily Record random telephone poll of 50 Roswell residents shows 35 listened to part of President Ford's State of the Union while 15 did not or were not at home. Among respondents 27 called the address good and 23 negative, with varied personal reactions from several named locals.
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Roswell
Ford
The
Daily Record
Michael J. Andrews
E. Eyman St
Riac
Andrews
Kyle Black
Canoncito Drive
Black
Lucy Barnes
S. Delaware Ave
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Public Safety
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Raymond D. May
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Iowa Demos
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