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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1979
Page
10
Sidney Strain 39 of Central New Mexico is bound over for district court on a voluntary manslaughter charge in the Feb. 17 death of his adopted son Wesley Strain, 15, from a crushing head wound after a workshop incident at the family home. A daylong hearing followed his murder charge original booking as prosecutors and defense described the blow and timing.
The New Mexico Health and Environment Department filed suit in U.S. District Court against HEW claiming the federal agency arbitrarily refused to fully designate the state Health Planning and Development Bureau as the entity overseeing health service needs. The suit notes a June 30 conditional designation expiry and potential loss of nearly 300,000 in funds, plus over 30 million if full designation is not achieved by October 1, 1980. The dispute centers on certificates of need and differing federal and state review timelines and access to information.
Federal law requires public availability of submitted information and states public access limits apply to nonconfidential data. HED requests a hearing on its complaint by May 1 1979.
New Mexico officials rescheduled a three to four day public hearing to May 1 on Bokum Resources proposed discharge of uranium mill effluent to the Marquez tailing disposal site one mile east of Marquez. Hearing in Santa Fe at the PERA building auditorium. Tasked with evaluating the written plan and hearing input for final approval.
New Mexico records a 6.3 percent error rate in overpayments of Aid to Families with Dependent Children for January through June 1978, well below the national average of 10.75 percent, according to Lawrence B. Ingram secretary of the state Human Services Department. He says the rate is good but should be reduced further.
Colorado and New Mexico civil air patrols with Army and Air Force helicopters resume search for a missing single engine plane carrying three. Alfred L. Jobst of Milford Conn. identified as pilot. Snowstorms delayed efforts near Twin Sisters Peak Alamosa and Salida with residents reporting flares observed near Howard in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains.
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