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Roswell Daily Record in Roswell, New Mexico

30 May 1978

Page 8

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Roswell Daily Record

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Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

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May 30, 1978

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8

Rural voters favor absentee ballots in New Mexico primaries

An AP analysis shows rural New Mexico residents using absentee ballots far more than city voters in the June 6 primary. As of midweek, 3,432 statewide requests were filed, led by Bernalillo and Eddy counties, with significant gaps tied to polling-place availability and county population.

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Santa FE New Mexico Guadalupe County Harding County Catron DeBaca Bernalillo County State Elections Bureau Eddy County Dona Ana County Santa Fe County DeBaca County
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Cattlemen oppose BLM grazing cuts in Rio Puerco

New Mexico ranchers meeting at La Ventana criticized the BLM plan to cut cattle numbers on Rio Puerco public lands. Bill Warhois of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association said arbitrary cuts would hinder ranchers. The group plans unified action, including letters to congressional delegation, over an average 13 percent reduction in grazing allotments.

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LA Ventana N.M Bureau of Land Management Rio Puerco BLM Bill Warhois New Mexico
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Ordination marks first Mexican American bishop in El Paso

Patrick Fernandez Flores was installed as bishop of the Diocese of El Paso. The son of a Ganado farmworker, Flores became the first Mexican American bishop in the Roman Catholic Church. He addressed migrants and Spanish speaking Catholics, stressing inclusion and service to all, especially the needy.

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EL Paso Texas Diocese of el Paso Civic Center Patrick Fernandez Flores New Mexico Flores Frances J. Furey San Antonio St. Patrick's Cathedral Sidney M Metzger Mexico Houston Il Paso
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