Ford weighs signing $24.8 billion tax cut bill
President Ford says deciding to sign or veto the $24.8 billion tax cut bill is a tough call due to both favorable and adverse elements. White House officials flag concerns over size, oil depletion repeal, and a possible $100 billion 1976 deficit as advisers study the measure.
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Export director discusses livestock export aid in Texas
Darrell McDonnell of the Texas Department of Agriculture presented a department printed guide to help foreigners locate Texas livestock to buy. He spoke to the Agriculture Council of Chaves County, joined by Truman Pierce Roswell area rancher and council president, Charlie Greene New Mexico marketing director, and Al Pietz deputy director of Development, to discuss exporting.
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Seven candidates remain in Roswell school chief search
Roswell board narrows 33 applicants for superintendent to seven. Among them are two local district candidates, three from within New Mexico and two from outside the state. The board plans interviews and a decision by April 15, while the outgoing Luginbill has taken a Hobbs post.
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Texas Livestock Exports Grow Into Big Business
Texas export director Darrell McDonnell told the Agriculture Council of Chaves County that the state ships about 14 million dollars worth of livestock annually to foreign markets. He described six state owned export stations, the pens’ minimal 2 dollar per head charge, and the goal of facilitating clean, rapid shipments to buyers worldwide.
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Bombs Hit Jewish Sector of Jerusalem During Easter Pilgrimage
Two bombs exploded in Jerusalem's Jewish sector as Easter pilgrims walked the Way of the Cross. A bus bomb wounded 13. a second blast in Zion Square caused no injuries. Police cleared the area and searched for suspects while troops on rooftops guarded the Holy Sepulchre route.
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Spring snow falls in New Mexico as storm expands
A frigid spring storm spreads across eastern New Mexico with snow, high winds, and icy temperatures. Towns including Tucumcari Clovis Roswell and Truth or Consequences report snow and cold, while Ruidoso and Cloudcroft face locally heavy mountain snowfall and travel advisories persist across the state.
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