New Mexico House Debates Budget and Law Proposals
The Associated Press notes House actions including funding requests for the Agricultural Conservation Program and a memorial for the University of New Mexico football team. Several bills pass or are killed, with references to tax exemptions, court procedures, and district redistricting, plus weather and a Navy ship milestone.
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King
Hjimit
Peirce
Otvers
University of New Mexico
House
Four Roswell Students Named to NMSU Honor Roll
Four Roswell students from the College of Engineering at New Mexico State University earned dean's list honors for the fall semester by maintaining a B plus average while enrolled in 12 or more hours. The honorees are John Burkstaller a Civil Engineering junior, Bill Hudson a Electrical Engineering sophomore, Thomas Koglin a Civil Engineering junior, and Donald Wolf.
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Roswell
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New Mexico State University
John Burkstaller
Bill Hudson
Thomas Koglin
Donald Wolf
Burkstaller
New Mexico State
W. E. Burkstaller
Michigan
Hudson
Val J. Hudson
Crenshaw Dr
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Koglin
China Threatens Recall of Students Over Moscow Protests
Moscow dispatch says Red China may recall its students from the Soviet Union if the Kremlin does not admit police brutality toward demonstrators in front of the U.S. Embassy and issue an apology. Chinese students in Moscow University and other schools reportedly circulated the warning. The total number of Chinese students in the USSR could not be learned by Western reporters.
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Moscow
Red China
Soviet Union
Kremlin
U.S
Moscow University
Roswell Student Leaders Named From Local College
The passage notes Roswell residents W. T. Koglin and David Wolf, both juniors in electrical engineering at the local college, with ties to Sigma Alpha Epsilon and student government roles. Wolf serves as junior class president and they reside on Washington and Pennsylvania streets.
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W. T. Koglin
S. Washington
Roswell
Wolf
David Wolf
S. Pennsylvania
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Maryland Court Upholds State Funding for Church-Affiliated Colleges
A Circuit Court judge in Annapolis rules Maryland may provide public funds for buildings at church-affiliated colleges without violating church state separation. The 27 page opinion by Judge O Bowie Duckett states the legislature acted with secular aims and that grants support classrooms and science facilities.
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Annapolis
Maryland
O. Bowie Duckett
Sundew Plant Lures Insects With Sticky Tentacles
The round leaf sundew, a bog plant, bears up to 200 sticky tentacles per leaf to trap mosquitoes flies and gnats. It digests the captured prey with specialized dissolving enzymes.
Atheist Is Granted Separate Cell Then Ordered to Move
Victor Debs Abston, 51, who sought a separate jail cell to avoid religious services, was granted relief but then sentenced to one to 15 years for his ninth felony burglary conviction. He will serve the term in the state prison at Chino.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Victor Debs Abston
Abston
Orange County
Aliston
Chino
State measures on taxes and public funds adopted
Adverse committee reports approved for a state employee pay of $2700 monthly and a $68220 fuel taxation measure. Other items include SRC Substitute for $8204 permitting off track wagering, notes on federal tax lien recording, educational retirement, public agencies selling trade property, anti coercion in property sales, annual appropriations to charities and hospitals, and a $200000 land and building appropriation to the Employment Security Commission from the unemployment trust fund.
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U.S. Congress
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State Highway Commission
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