New Mexico House Debates 1967-68 State Budget Bill
The 185.487 million dollar House Bill to fund state government for 1967-68 was introduced in Santa Fe. It trims executive totals by 800 thousand, with 107.965 million for public education and 28.853 million for higher education, while welfare gains reflect Medicare participation.
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Santa FE
Department of Finance and Administration
David Cargo
Finance Department
John Mershon
D-Otero
House Appropriations Committee
State Board of Educational Finance
Health Department
Mershon
Gasoline Cleanup After Explosions in Clean
In Clean, New York, crews washed 2000 gallons of gasoline from sewage mains after two explosions Tuesday forced 2506 people from homes. The blast destroyed a sewage treatment plant and damaged a small building housing an apartment and a barber shop. no injuries were reported.
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CLEAN
N.Y
New York State
Coed Uncovered as Dope Agent at Fairleigh Dickinson
Linda Hobbie a 20 year old auburn haired student enrolled Feb 1 as a special student in film art biology and oil painting at Fairleigh Dickinson University was revealed as an undercover narcotics agent spying on fellow student Jacqueline Diamond 19 and two New York men arrested for narcotics control. The disclosure came at a stormy faculty meeting with university president Dr Peter Sammartino defending the action and Mrs Hobbie confessing to instructor Carl Linder who raised the issue.
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Madison
N.J
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Paul McKenna
Morris County Prosecutor’s Office
Linda Hobbie
Diamond
Morris County
Robert J. del Tufo
Powell plans New York trip amid contempt arrest dispute
Adam Clayton Powell plans a return to Harlem from a Bahamas retreat to deliver Palm Sunday sermons despite a New York court’s failure to hear his appeal of a criminal contempt citation. An arrest order remains active with possible jail time up to 90 days, while civil contempt bids carry seven months. Powell will run in a special election April 11. Albuqerque voters approve a 5.85 million bond issue to fund 40 school projects, including four new elementary schools.
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George Esper
NEW York
Adam Clayton Powell
Bahamas
Powell
Henry R. Williams
Williams
Kehl
Sheriff's Office
John J. McCloskey
Bimini
Harlem
State Supreme Court
Arthur Markewich
Togeth
Albuquerque
Transwestern Gets Large Gas Order
Natural gas from the Permian Basin will fill an order for 1.7 trillion cubic feet to Cities Service Gas Co. of Oklahoma City. Transwestern Pipeline will be paid 394.565 million dollars over 20 years for deliveries starting at 100 million cubic feet daily in November 1968.
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Houston, Tex
Permian
New Mexico
Transwestern Pipeline Co
Cities Service Gas Co
Oklahoma City
Cities Service
Transwestern
McKinney Nominated For Board Of TWA Directors
New York AP Robert M. McKinney publisher of the Santa Fe New Mexican and L Edwin Smart Trans World Airlines vice president are named as nominees for the TWA Board of Directors. Their names appear on stockholders proxy votes to be tabulated at the annual meeting in Kansas City April 27. The airline also proposes Conrad N Hilton Jr and one more director after the Hilton merger. The registration statement was filed with the SEC in Washington. McKinney and Smart succeed retiring Charles S Hobbs and Warren Lee Pierson.
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NEW York
Robert M. McKinney
Santa Fe New Mexican
L. Edwin Smart
Trans World Airlines
TWA Board of
Kansas City
TWA
Conrad N. Hilton Jr
Hilton International Co
Hilton
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
McKinney
U.S
Switzerland
Phantom jet aborts takeoff under Viet Nam rocket attack
In Da Nang a 25 ton Phantom flown by Capt Curt Richie and 1st Lt Kenneth Stallings faced a rocket barrage. With the airframe damaged and engines hit by rockets, Richie chose a risky tail hook abort, catching the runway cable and stopping the aircraft. Stallings alerted that the plane was on fire as they escaped.
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DA Nang
South Vietnam
Curt Richie
Richie
Lot
Kenneth M. Stallings Jr
Air Force
North
Stallings
Dentists Confirm Identities Of Plane Crash Victims
A Kermit Texas dentist positively identified the two couples killed in a Sunday plane crash near Alto using a dental exam after initial leads tied to airplane numbers jewelry and witnesses. Federal investigators departed with scene evidence as pilots cited a strong downdraft causing the crash.
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Raidoso
Kermit, Tex
Sunday
Alto
E. J. Wallace
Joe C. Potter
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