Senate OKs energy tax breaks and conservation push
The Senate approved a multibillion dollar package of energy tax breaks aimed at conservation and increased production. The measure, 52-35, costs about 42 billion over eight years and may later be merged with a House energy tax plan in conference committee.
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Washington
Senate
Congressional Conference
House
United States
Federal
Treasury
Carter
Harrison Schmitt
R-N.m
Pete Domenici
High school program merger sparks Roswell board discussion
Roswell Board of Education meets at 7 30 p m to hear cost estimates for a study on combining Roswell and Goddard High School academic activities athletic teams and extracurriculars. Students from both schools comment on potential benefits and concerns about rivalry and participation.
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Deborah Walker
Goddard and
Roswell High Schools
Roswell Board of Education
W. Chisum St
Roswell
H. Fred Pomeroy
Goddard
Ben Castaneda
Goddard High School
Castaneda
Ceila Franco
Roswell High School
Miss Franco
Robey Wafful
RHS
Lane Miller
Tammy Beaver
Mike Pierce
GHS
Future Farmers of America
Pierce
Pam Blackwell
First prize Halloween costumes for Roswell youngsters
A trio of young children won top prizes in Roswell's citywide Halloween Carnival costume judging Monday night. Ronnie Smith I and Lori, siblings of 1116 S Washington Ave, and Willy Starrett, son of 1518 N Union Ave, posed as space creatures and a clown as the Roswell Optimist Club and local Pals and Chums clubs helped organize the event.
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Ronnie Smith I
Lori
Ronnie Smith
S. Washington Ave
Willy Starrett
W.H. Starrett Jr
N. Union Ave
Roswell
P Z approves seven plot addition to Los Corralitos
The Chaves County Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously tentatively approves a seven-plot extension to the Los Corralitos housing project north of Roswell in the Atkinson Avenue area near South Berrendo Creek. The vote follows a monthly meeting at the county courthouse, with continuation of 1976 variances pending.
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Chaves County
Commission
Chaves County Engineering
Raynes T. West
Ralph G. Beck
The
Mann Engineering Co
Roswell
Asst
Dist
Atty
Thomas A. Rutledge
Carlsbad
West Said
Anthony M. Fabry
U.S. 285
Landscaping costs at commandant’s residence draw Proxmire protest
Senator William Proxmire criticized a $10 307 landscaping bill for the Marine Corps commandant’s Capitol Hill residence citing excessive spending. Pentagon defended the work as necessary after frost and drought damage with plants supplied by Campbell and Ferrara Nursery of Alexandria.
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Washington Star
Washington
William Proxmire
Pentagon
Defense Department
Proxmire
Marine Corps
Capitol Hill
Wisconsin Democrat
Campbell & Ferrara Nursery
Alexandria
Guy Tibbet
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