Montoya denies bid to block tax return audit claim
Sen. Joseph Montoya of New Mexico denies requesting that his federal income tax returns be audited. He cites a Washington Post report alleging IRS officials blocked an audit and notes district action followed his 1972 oversight hearings. The Post found no evidence of tax evasion or special IRS treatment.
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Washington
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New Mexico
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Donald C. Alexander
Post
Coppinger
William Orr
Ashington
NMMI weighs admitting female cadets as state funds questioned
New Mexico Military Institute President Brig Gen C Robert Kemble says the board is studying admission of women at the Roswell school while weighing whether state funds are being used effectively. He notes $140,000 in annual state money and cites fiscal concerns about facilities for female use.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Robert Kemble
Board of Regents
Roswell
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Governor's Commission On
Los Alamos
NMMI
Randy Baca
Albuquerque
Commission
New Mexico
Federal Academies
United States
Six inmates escape from New Mexico Prison in Santa Fe
Six prisoners bolted from Cell Block No. 5 at the New Mexico State Penitentiary between 11 p.m. Sunday and 7 a.m. today. Names and sentences include Frankie Joe Stacy, John Balizon, Gordon Wilkins, Harrison Robinette, Archie Martinez, and Joseph Grubb. Four are serving jail-escape terms. the incident remains under investigation.
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New Mexico
Frankie Joe Stacy
Bernalillo County
John Mike Balizon
Gordon Wilkins
Montana
Harrison Robinette
Chaves County
Archie Martinez
Joseph Grubb
Otero County
New York City Faces Default Warning From Mayor Beame
Mayor Abraham Beame warned Congress that if New York City defaults hundreds of millions of dollars in vendor bills could go unpaid nationwide, harming companies and communities. He urged federal credit guarantees rather than a bailout, while noting payroll shortfalls could force city closure.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Congress Today
New York City
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Ford
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
New York
Hugh Carey
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
House Committee
United States
Therby
NBC
Meet the Press
Treasury
William E. Simon
New York State
Carey
Conviction and sentencing trends in Chaves County crimes
District attorney records for 1972 to 1975 show 43 prisoners sent to prison in 1972-73, 41 with no time, and 17 to County Jail. In 1973-74, 46 prison, 9 County Jail, 43 no jail, and 40 sentenced. 1974-75 saw 46 prison, 7 County Jail, 36 no jail. Plea bargains fluctuated with most dispositions by guilty pleas. Burglary remained the top filing charge. marijuana distribution filings dropped sharply, cutting narcotics charges by 55 percent.
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