Uniform Tuition Is Issue At New Mexico Board Session
The State Board of Educational Finance weighs uniform tuition plans for state colleges amid past legislative rejection. BEF reports are set for Saturday in Albuquerque as the two day meeting ends at UNM. Highlights include BEF aid requests totaling 1.9 million and UNO project approvals.
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Comet Ikeya Seki Prompts Bright Sky Watch
Scientists predict comet Ikeya Seki will brighten up to 250 times Venus as it nears the sun. Bradford A. Smith of New Mexico State University notes visibility across North America next week while Hayden Planetarium astronomers warn against binocular use due to brightness risk.
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Attorney General Rules Against Carlsbad Mayor
The New Mexico attorney general ruled Carlsbad Mayor Henry Hutson lacked authority to overturn the City Council’s 5-3 firing of City Atty. Glen Walker. Deputy AG Oliver E. Payne noted the new Municipal Code counts the mayor in majority calculations, meaning five votes were needed to carry the motion.
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Former Dist Court Judge Allen D. Walker Dies at 52
ALAMOGORDO AP former district court judge Allen D. Walker aged 52 died Thursday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Albuquerque. He previously served as a district court judge and was known in the state judiciary.
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Titan 3 Rocket Tests Space Switch Engine In Rehearsal
A Titan 3 rocket launched from Cape Kennedy carried a space switch engine designed to fire ten times alter course four times and eject three satellites. This rehearsal aims to simulate maneuvers for future manned and unmanned military space missions.
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Demand for Goat Milk Boosts New Mexico Dairy Sector
Gov. Jack M. Campbell told the American Dairy Goat Association in Albuquerque that dairy goats began in the United States along the Rio Grande Valley and that demand for goat milk is booming in New Mexico. He cited Spanish explorers introducing goats as part of early travel. The governor framed the industry as thriving across the state.
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Senate leaders urge Anderson to seek re election on birthday
Senate majority leader Mans field and Sen Montoya circulate a letter among Democrats urging Clinton Anderson to run again. About 50 of 68 Democratic senators sign, to be delivered on Andersons 70th birthday October 23 in Las Cruces New Mexico. Anderson will announce on that day if he will seek re election.
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Some Pain Suffered By LBJ
President Johnson is reported to have pain near his incision with only about two hours of sleep. Assistant press secretary Joseph Laitin said the pain is not severe enough for sedation and doctors consider progress satisfactory. He slept before midnight woke at 2 am and napped later with no visitors expected.
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Waggoner Rites Set for Ben F. Waggoner
Funeral services for the Rev. Ben F. Waggoner 77 will be held at Frank Jord Chapel with the Rev. Buford Coplen and the Rev. Gifford McGinty officiating. Interment will follow at South Park Cemetery. Pallbearers include his grandsons Kenneth Jennings Larry Waggoner Dorman Waggoner Darrell Waggoner Travis Reese Eddie Hults Terry Waggoner Randy Jennings. Honorary casket bearers include Noble Armstrong Jessings and others.
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Mass March Planned From UC Berkeley to Oakland Army Terminal
Authorities warned of possible mass arrests as Berkeley’s Vietnam Day Committee organized a 72 mile march from Sproul Hall at UC Berkeley to the Oakland Army Terminal. The protest tied to a worldwide Vietnam War demo with an all day teach in ahead of the evening event. Police and National Guard were placed on standby in Berkeley and Oakland.
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Births and admissions listed for St Marys and ENM Medical Center
Hospital notices report admissions on Oct 14 for Tammy Sprague James Sprague Arthur Otero and others at St Marys and ENM Medical Center including Solon Sombrero Jack Cox and Belva Dumas. Dismissals listed for several patients. Memorial Osteopathic and Walker Air Force Base births noted with service member parentage and locations.
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Markets Edge Higher as Blue Chips Rally
Selective gains by industrial blue chips and rails lifted the stock market late today. Trading was active with volume around 7.8 million shares, below Thursday's 8.6 million.
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Korvette
Senate panel to report federal pay raise bill this year
The Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee agreed to report a federal pay raise bill later today. Chairman A S Mike Monroney warned time is short before adjournment for about 1.7 million federal workers to receive a raise this year.
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Egg market steady as wholesale prices hold firm
Chicago AP reports eggs fully steady with wholesale buying prices unchanged. Grade A whites 40 2, mixed 40'2, mediums 33, standards 322, dirties unquoted, checks 24.
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Chicago Live Cattle Prices and Trading Report
The Chicago live cattle section shows October figures with highs and lows of 26.20 to 26.10 and a close at 26.10. December trading range 25.55 to 25.40 with a 25.52 close. February ranges 25.05 to 24.95 ending at 24.97. No trading in June with a 25.60 close.
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Dow Jones Averages Close Higher Across Sectors
The Dow Jones Industrial Averages rose with the industrials up 3.12 points and railroads increasing 2.68. Utilities and all listed stocks also moved higher as the market finished trading with gains across sectors.
Denver Livestock Market Report
Denver cattle and hog listings show limited activity. Sheep 400 head nearly all held for Monday. cows 25 nominal. calves none. hogs 50 nominal.
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Accident report cites drivers at two city intersections
At 6 12 p m McGaffey and Lea collided with motor scooter Brazell 1200 S Washington left scene cited. At 7 p m McGaffey and Richardson collision involved Field Jr 801 Pequeno Camino and Wilmot 1808 W Fourth Field cited for careless driving.
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