Debt Consolidation Swindlers Target Debtors
A Justice Department official warns against mail order debt consolidation firms promising to shield creditors. The schemes divert payments as fees, leaving debtors worse off. Federal prosecutors recently indicted eight owners or officials from National Budget Services Inc and General Budget Corporation for defrauding more than 5 000 debtors across five states and the District of Columbia.
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Justice Department
National Budget Services, Inc
General Budget Corporation
District of Columbia
Roswell Editorial Highlights Community Spirit and Progress
Editorials praise Hondo Valley and Ruidoso flood aid, note Roswell’s growth and new downtown development, and commend Lisle Borom’s Girls State governorship. It urges inter church cooperation, discusses water issues, a county levy, Twin Dams, and oil industry support for air and water conservation with cautions on research and program design.
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Johnson
Ikard
American Petroleum Institute
Los Angeles
Riverside Val ley floods devastate Jud McKnight home
Report from the Hondo Valley details severe flooding Thursday with five feet of water on Riverside highways and near the Jud McKnight residence. Mrs. Clyde Marley described mud, ruined rugs and belongings, and extensive damage to a feed mill and fences.
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Jud McKnight
Riverside
Hondo Valley
McKnight Place
Kelly Place
Bob Anderson
Circle T Ranch
Edna Schierenberg
Hawthorne
Roswell
St. Anne's Episcopal Church
Glencoe
Market gyrations under old Wall Street rules in downturn
Old practitioners distrust political guidance during stock declines and rely on earnings, yields, and inflation as market drivers. The piece notes two core laws of supply and demand, and human nature, with buying begetting more buying and selling begetting selling. It warns that predicting the turn is near impossible and that certainty of surprises governs markets.
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Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Wall Street
White House
Greendyke Transport seeks 27 percent rate cut in road oil hauling
Greendyke Transport Co of Enid Oklahoma files a rate schedule with the Corporation Commission proposing a 27 percent reduction in road oil and asphalt transport. The move could lower New Mexico road construction costs while Steere Tank Line of Dallas holds most of the market. The filing stems from a June 10 submission and would take effect July 10 absent protests.
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Harrison Santa FE
Greendyke Transport Co
Enid
Okla
Corporation Commission
New Mexico
Greendyke
Steere Tank Line
Dallas
Oklahoma
Commission
Don Law
Las Cruces
Ciniza
McKinley County
Albuquerque
Dante Vaio
Steere
Santa Fe
Paul Huss
Jim Ferguson
Artesia
Ferguson and Steere
Water rights debate on Hagerman Canal article
A Roswell letter to the editor challenges W. E. Utterback’s view on water origins and usage. The writer argues artesian inputs feed Hagerman Canal, discusses Pecos River sources, and recalls 1931 1937 water law impacts on permits and acreage use.
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Roswell Daily Record
W. E. Utterback
Hagerman
New Mexico
Hagerman Canal
Canal Company
Pecos
Santa Fe
Carlsbad
Roswell
Utterback
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