ENMU and rivals prepare for RMAC football action
Eastern New Mexico hosts Angelo State at Greyhound Stadium in Portales as both teams chase wins. Western New Mexico travels to Mesa College in Grand Junction, Colorado, while New Mexico Highlands seeks its first victory at Fort Lewis College in Durango.
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Western New Mexico
New Mexico Highlands
Greyhounds
Angelo State
Greyhound Stadium
Portales
Western
Mustangs
Grand Junction
Colo
Mesa College
Highlands
Cowboys
Durango
Fort Lewis College
Rams
ENMU
Jack Scott
Scott
Russell Tatum
Tom Manley
Bill Birkhead
Angelo
Lynn
Sam Shepard
Jim Andre
Jim Walker
WNMU
Mesa
AMAC
Fort Lewis
Major League Leaders National League Batting and Runs
Summary of top NL leaders by 400 at bats with batting average leaders including Griffey, Madlock, G Maddox, Rose. Highlights include Rose 127 runs and 211 hits, Morgan 112 runs and 111 RBIs, Schmidt 105 RBIs and 38 homers, plus leaders in doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases with Lopes 62 steals and Morgan 59.
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Madlock
Chi
G.maddox
Phi
Rose
A.oliver
Morgan
Schmidt
Monday
G.foster
D.cash
Geronimo
D.parker
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Kingman
Lopes
Taveras
Brock
Cedeno
Htn
McRae
G.brett
Carew
Min
Bostock
LeFlore
Det
R.white
Rivers
Grich
Bal
L.may
Munson
Ustrzemski
Bsn
Chambliss
Mayberry
Otis
D.evans
Carty
Cle
Garner
Oak
G.nettles
Bando
RoJackson
Rice
Ben
Hendrick
North
E.figueroa
Bibby
Tanana
Cal
Tiant
Ryan
Blyleven
Tex
Eckersley
Hunter
Connors and Nastase Lead Early In Round Robin Tennis
In Caracas and Tokyo and San Francisco results set early action in three tournaments. Connors beat Borg 6-4 5-7 6-3 while Nastase defeated Panatta 6-7 6-2 6-4 in a $100,000 round robin. Pfister upset Smith 6-4 6-4 in San Francisco. Court beat Hunt 6-2 7-5 and Stove defeated Zeigenfuss 6-4 6-2 to reach finals.
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Caracas
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Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Adriano Panatta
Italy
San Francisco
Hank Pfister
Bakersfield
Calif
Stan Smith
Tokyo
Margaret Court
Lesley Hunt
Betty Stove
Netherlands
Valerie Zeigenfuss
San Diego
Golf
Las Vegas
Nev
Stan Altgelt
Wally Armstrong
Monterey
Cecile MacLaurin
Savannah
Carol Bowman
San Rafael
Constitutional Amendments and Bond Act for New Mexico 1976
Constitutional amendments proposed to Article 10 and Article 5 set terms for county and state officials including two and four year terms. A third amendment to Article 8 would exempt certain property and entities from taxation, detailing eligibility and residency provisions for executive officers and transitional rules for officers elected in 1970 and thereafter. The document outlines specifics for governor lieutenant governor and other state officers and references tax exemptions for federal state and local entities.
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State OF New Mexico
New Mexico
Executive Department
Public Lands
New Mexico Constitutional Amendment Proposals Summarized
A compilation of proposed amendments includes repealing Article 12, Section 6 and replacing it to redefine the state board of education and the state department of education with new powers, appointment rules, and governance. It also presents changing Article 10, Section 7 to create five member county commissions in larger counties and outline terms. Additionally, a constitutional amendment to Article 8 aims to set aside severance revenues in a permanent trust fund to cover state operating expenses.
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New Mexico
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Senate
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House of Representatives
New Mexico Severance Tax Proposal and Education Bond Act Texts
The article consolidates proposed constitutional amendments and acts for New Mexico. It includes: an amendment to create a severance tax payment fund with investment rules and legislative appropriation by three fourths. a revised Article 4 establishing legislature membership and residency rules. and the State Educational Institution Improvement Bond Act authorizing $25 million in serial bonds across 1977–1981 to fund capital projects for state educational institutions, with a tax levy to service interest and principal.
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State OF New Mexico
New Mexico
United States
Indian Service
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State Educational Institutional Improvement
State Educational Institution Improvement Bond Act details
The act sets bond proceeds allocations for construction, renovation, and instructional equipment across higher education institutions. It requires a long-range five-year plan, a fair allocation formula approved by the state board of finance, and annual reporting. Bonds are sold at par with interest, subject to public sale rules. expenditures are tracked by the department of finance and administration.
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Board of Educational Finance
State Board of Finance
New Mexico
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United States
Santa Fe
State Educational Institution Improvement Bond Act
Board
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Lea County
Board of Finance
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Seaver
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Koosman
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Montefusco
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