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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1964
Page
13
A brief classified ad notice requests readers to inquire for details. The snippet emphasizes calling for information or placing an ad, typical of a public notices column in a newspaper.
Certificate from Secretary of State of New Mexico authenticates English and Spanish copies of bond issue and constitutional amendments to be submitted at the General Election on November 3, 1964. Legislation authorizes State Educational Institution Bonds Series 1965 of up to eight million dollars for building, land purchase, and facilities.
A long legal notice describes the issuance and sale of State Educational Institution Bonds under a 1963 act with tax levies to secure interest and principal. It details registration, trustee duties, and procedures for electors to approve the act in 1944 and 1964 ballots. It also proposes a constitutional amendment waiving enabling act sales requirements for certain pre 1956 land patent issuances and sales, to be presented at the next general election.
The measure proposes to amend Article 12 Section 11 to rename New Mexico Western College as Western New Mexico University and confirms related institutional titles and lands. It also outlines how funds and trusts remain for the renamed institutions amid multiple constitutional amendments.
Proposals seek authorization for municipal debt with voter approval and a 50 year limit. Other measures create a State Highway Department director, a five member Highway Commission, regulated terms, confirmation by the Senate, and five districts. Also asked to empower the Legislature to set salaries and regulate public utilities and transportation rates.
A Senate bill replaces prior methods with direct primaries for most offices and institutes convention designations for U S senator and federal representatives. It outlines certification, residence, and voting procedures for party conventions and sets deadlines for candidate acceptance and ballot placement.
A historic outline details political party conventions primary timelines and candidate qualifications in New Mexico. It covers who may run, petition and declaration forms, signature requirements, penalties for petition fraud, and how petitions affect ballot placement for U S Senate and other offices.
The text outlines the definitions of primary and general elections in New Mexico, establishes the duties of the governor and secretary of state for calling a state primary, and sets filing rules and fees for declarations of candidacy. It details publication requirements, bilingual notices, and fund handling for primary expenses across counties.
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