Roswell airport air conditioning dispute denial heats up
Designer Walker-Payne of Albuquerque says he was not contacted about changes to the RIAC terminal system two years ago and notes no payments. Mitcham of Ray Mitcham and Associates recalls discussions but has not been contacted by other engineers. A $7,703 default judgment against Mitcham in Albuquerque District Court is tied to nonpayment for design work.
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Coupland Moran & Associates
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Anticrime Hearing Opens with Commission Members Present
Brother Luke chairs the Governor's Organized Crime Prevention Commission as Robert Beck from Roswell, Arthur Spiegel from Albuquerque, and Eddie Pena from Grants listen during four hours of testimony on Wednesday.
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Robert H. Beck
Roswell
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Arthur Spiegel
Albuquerque
Eddie Pena
Grants
Lawmen push for more men money and harsher sentences
On the final day of hearings in Roswell the Governors Organized Crime Prevention Commission heard Roswell Carlsbad and Artesia officers urge more state and local support to tackle drug problems. Executive director Sam Papich said meetings will run in major cities and a public report will be released after the new year with recommendations for law officers and the state legislature. Sgt Vance Adams testified for the Roswell office.
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Fortuna withholds past financial records in licensing dispute
Fortuna Properties Inc refuses to release financial records despite a state Racing Commission subpoena. Atty. Gen. Toney Anaya says the hold could jeopardize Fortuna’s license to operate Sunland Park and Ruidoso Downs. Fortuna became private last year and seeks a license with Dominic Alessio among principals.
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State Racing Commission
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Ruidoso Downs
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Toney Anaya
Fortuna
Anaya
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Dominic Alessio
Fortuna stock split leads to license hearings in New Mexico
Dominic owns 70 percent of Fortuna stock with Anthony Alessio at 20 percent and Alvin Rosa at 10 percent. The racing commission began hearings on license applications in late January and recessed. Fortuna sought a preliminary injunction May 26 against Elmer Fox Westheimer and Co. to stop subpoenaed accounting records from 1972–1975. Ruidoso Downs operates on a provisional license granted in April.
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Fortuna
Anthony
Rosa
Sunland Park
Ruidoso Downs
Ruidose Downs
Gene Franchini
Elmer Fox Westheimer and Co
Commission Suboena
ENMMC Board weighs new bond vote for hospital expansion
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center trustees unanimously consider asking voters about a new bond issue to fund further hospital improvements. The panel discussed bids for a new wing and renovations with county officials and architect Max Flatow. The apparent low bid from Page & Wirtz totaled 3.519 million, with alternates risking funding gaps.
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Aiello
Timothy Z
Tim’’ Jennings
Max Flatow
Albuquerque
Charles F. Malone
Malone
Chaves County
ENMMC
Page & Wirtz
Amarillo
Lubbock
Tex
Aiello and Jennings
County Commission
Flatow
Insect spraying pivots on a gas masked worker in Roswell
A city program near West Alameda Street uses pesticide spraying to combat harmful insects and keep Roswell greener. Perry Stout, wearing a gas mask, resembles a machine gunner as he treats trees in the 200 block on Wednesday.
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Roswell
Unifax II boosts Roswell Daily Record photo quality
The Roswell Daily Record adds Unifax II photo receiver to newsroom enabling 8 by 10 inch wire service images printed from telephone lines. The upgrade alongside NYT News Service and format changes aims to improve readability and image clarity for readers.
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