Officials eye Osteopathic Hospital changes
Administrator Edwin Farr told the Daily Record plans are underway to remodel Memorial Osteopathic Hospital at 400 E. Poe St into a facility with eight months until intermediate care use. The plan envisions expanding to 28 beds for intermediate and acute care while keeping the hospital open to osteopathic physicians.
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Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Edwin Farr
the Daily Record
E. Poe St
Farr
Memorial Hospital
Illinois primary reshapes race Ford tops Reagan Carter leads Democrats
President Ford beat Ronald Reagan 59 to 40 in Illinois with 98 percent counted while Carter led Democrats with about 48 percent to Wallace 28 and Shriver 16. Carter won a large delegate chunk, Daley backed Howlett, and Thompson defeated Cooper in the gubernatorial race.
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Mike Robinson
Associated Press
Chicago
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Illinois
North Carolina
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Georgia
George C. Wallace
Sargent Shriver
Fred Harris
Shriver
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Massachusetts
U.S
Morris K. Udall
Robert Strauss
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Michael J. Howlett
Daniel Walker
Howlett
James R. Thompson
Richard Cooper
Reagan
Lars Daly
Wallace
Harris
Adlai E. Stevenson III
California
Alabama
Wisconsin
Strauss
Udall
New York
Illlinois
New England
Texas
Maryland
Roswell School District Eyes Bond Refunding to Save Taxpayers
Roswell Independent School District officials studied a bond refunding plan with Stillwell and Co to offset last year’s bonds at five percent by investing in federal certificates at seven percent. The two percent net savings would keep current tax rates steady and allow earlier retirement of debt. A special meeting to decide is set for 7 p.m. Thursday in the board of education room behind the admin building at 200 E Chisum St.
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George Welles III
Roswell Independent School District Board
Stillwell and Co
Albuquerque
Board of Education
E. Chisum St
St Patrick life and legends outlined in American history
The article recounts St Patrick of Britain born around 389 who was enslaved in Ireland, later returned as a missionary bishop, and founded 300 churches while baptizing over 120 000. It notes his influence in Ireland, legends of driving snakes away, and the shamrock symbol tied to the Trinity.
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St. Patrick
Britain
England
Scotland
Ireland
Ulster
France
Germanus
Patrick
Dann
County Sets May 11 Vote for ENMMC Bond Issue
Chaves County Commissioners approved a May 11 election to raise 3.5 million for remodeling Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. Arguments centered on CHP hearing timing. plan approval and public hearings could delay the vote. Bond scope includes precinct realignments for 22 polling places with 16 city, five county, and one absentee precinct.
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Marian McQuiddy
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Chaves
Richard G
Dick”’ Bean
Dick W. Corn
Timothy Z. Jennings
Jennings
State Comprehensive Health Planning Office
CHP
Charles S. Thomas
ENMMC
Roswell
Thomas
Trubey Challenges Runnels Over Tax Records in 1976 Bid
Portales professor and ENMU department chair Don Trubey, a Republican candidate, challenged incumbent Harold Runnels to disclose his finances. Trubey plans a leaner campaign, will take leave from teaching, and aims to reveal his own income tax while hoping Runnels does similarly.
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U.S
Don Trubey
Portales
Harold Runnels
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L.D. Barbour
Barbour
Judy Johnston
Pearson Auditorium
New Mexico Military Institute
Sue Davies
Kimberly
Wis
Jeff Gwaltney
Nashville
Tenn
Dave Merritt
Sacramento
Calif
Bill Holmes
Yuma
Ariz
Pat
America
Commission
Corn
Trubey
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