Hobbs Gas Co rate increase denied by New Mexico PSC
Hobbs Gas Co 7 percent rate hike request, pending 10 months before the New Mexico Public Service Commission, was denied. The panel found current rates provide sufficient operating revenues and assets to attract capital, and disallowed 505 583 dollars of common equity value as an acquisition adjustment.
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Hobbs Gas Co
Commission
J.F. Maddox
University of Virginia
Maddox Group
Maddox
Hobbs
Court upholds ruling that evidence gained illegally
About 1,200 pounds of narcotics seized from luggage on an Amtrak train stopped in Albuquerque cannot be used as evidence because police obtained it through an unlawful search. The New Mexico Court of Appeals, in a 2-1 decision, affirmed a Bernalillo County District Court order suppressing the narcotics from trial.
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Santa FE
Amtrak
Albuquerque
State Court of Appeals
Appeals
Bernalillo County
Scott Kaiser
Flagstaff
Ariz
Kaiser
Pittsburgh
Water suit under way over Pecos River water flow
In Denver federal court a Texas suit against New Mexico seeks relief for alleged withholding of more than one million acre feet of Pecos River water, arguing violation of the 1948 interstate compact. Witness Francis M. Bell testified on hydrology as Judge Jean Breitenstein oversees hearings expected to run two to three weeks.
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Denver
New Mexico
Pecos River
Texas
U.S. District Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Pecos
Francis M. Bell
Jean Breitenstein
Supreme Court
Douglas G. Caroom
Frank R. Booth
Red Bluff
Richard A. Simms
Charles M. Tansey
Breitenstein
Hartke enters race for New Mexico state treasurer
Jan Hartke a former Bernalillo County Young Democrats leader and ex chief public defender announces Democratic bid for state treasurer. He cites returning over 350000 to the treasury and vows to make the office dynamic and collaborative with lawmakers and financial leaders.
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Jan Hartke
New Mexico
Hartke
Public Defender’s Office
University of Virginia Law School
Bernalillo County Young Democrats
State Treasury
Public Defender
Justices review motion on judge in uranium pricing suit
The New Mexico Supreme Court, in Santa Fe, heard and took under advisement General Atomic Co. latest petition challenging District Judge Edwin L. Felter in the United Nuclear Corp. versus General Atomic antitrust uranium case. The dispute centers on orders to produce documents from Gulf Oil’s Canadian subsidiary and seeks stays while higher courts review.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Supreme Court
General Atomic Co
Edwin L. Felter
High Court
General Atomic
Felter
United Nuclear Corp
United Nuclear
Ting General Atomic
Gulf Oil Corp
Supreme Court
District Court
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
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Robert L
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