Brown eyes coalition dynamics in New Mexico House
Rep. T.E. Tom Brown Jr. tracks the conservative Democrat coalition that reshaped the New Mexico House after 1979, noting geography and key figures like C. Gene Lamberson Paul Kelly Jr. and Colin R. McMillan. He doubts the coalition’s test but sees tax policy and governance as battlegrounds. He lost a chairmanship in the party overhaul.
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Colin R. McMillan
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New Mexico
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State Reaps Big Profit From BLM Revenue in 1978
The Bureau of Land Management returned nearly 70 million to New Mexico from resource programs in 1978. BLM oversaw 13 million acres state wide, licensed grazing for about 400 thousand animals, and issued 144 523 mineral leases on 12 million acres, contributing to total revenues of roughly 119.4 million.
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Food stamp rules to cut rolls amid fraud probes
Lawrence B. Ingram cites new Food Stamp Act of 1977 provisions aimed at reducing eligibility by tightening income limits for a family of four and eliminating asset exemptions such as luxury car values. The measure seeks strict enforcement to curb fraud and improve program integrity nationwide.
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Lawrence B. Ingram
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