Holding immigrant sponsors responsible
The INS will require sponsors to prove they can support relatives for five years starting December 19. Sponsors must show annual income at least 125 percent of the poverty level and sign enforceable contracts to reimburse government benefits. If insufficient, third parties may co sponsor, with lawsuits possible against sponsors who fail to meet obligations.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S
United States
Thanks for Support for Habitat Projects at Local Events
A letter thanks supporters of Habitat for Humanity at Pinatafest and the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. The writer seeks the backhoe donor for footing work on three homes and invites contact at 625-2138. Gratitude is extended to volunteers and the Daily Record for support.
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Habitat For Humanity
The
Daily Record
Nobel Peace Prize winners Sadat and Begin named
On October 27 1997 the history note highlights the 1978 Nobel Peace Prize award to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin for progress toward a Middle East accord.
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Dent Anwar Sadat
Menachem Begin
Middle East
New NM Rehabilitation Association elects officers in Roswell
55 years ago on Oct 27 1972 New Mexico Rehabilitation Association concluded its annual meeting in Roswell Carl Cappel of Albuquerque assistant administrator and director of the vocational center at the Rehabilitation Center is the president elect Navy Airman Recruit Ronald I Chambers son of Mr and Mrs John R Chambers reports for duty aboard USS Coral Sea home port Alameda California Cadet Yost E Smith Jr son of Yost E Smith of Roswell among ENMU ROTC students awarded two year Army ROTC scholarships
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New Mexico Rehabilitation Association
Roswell
Carl Cappel
Albuquerque
Navy Airman
Ronald I. Chambers
John R. Chambers
N. Plains Park Drive
Coral Sea
Alameda
Calif
Yost E. Smith Jr
Yost E. Smith
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Eastern New Mexico University
Quietest race in 1st District in New Mexico politics
Incumbent Rep. Steve Schiff faces a slow recovery from cancer surgery with setbacks including palsy and partial facial paralysis. Democrats weigh bids in 2nd and 3rd districts while potential contenders like Sen. Maloof delay announcements. Santa Fe filings include Tony Scarborough, Carol Cloer, Roman Maes, Patricia Lundstrom, Eric Treisman, and others with Treisman officially entering.
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N.M
Schiff
Washington
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Barbara Bush
Phil Maloof
Maloof
Shirley Baca
Skeen
Bill Redmond
Tony Scarborough
Espanola
Carol Cloer
Bloomfield
Roman Maes
Northwest New Mexico Council of State Governments
Patricia Lundstrom
Gallup
Eric Treisman
Tom Udall
Eric Serna
Javier Gonzalez
Debbie Jaramillo
Carol Miller
Rio Arriba County
Banking revolution reshapes industry via technology and mergers
The article notes rapid changes in banking driven by interstate laws and tech advances. Mergers keep rising as ATMs home banking and debit cards expand access. Despite profit gains for big banks, many customers face branch closures and new fees, while community banks persist andmodernization brings lower costs and new services.
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Federal Reserve
Termaat
Mam ‘Pol
Tntegerprint
Casa
First Union
Nations Bank
House tax bill shifts burden to IRS in new proposal
A Ways and Means panel backed a bill that would let the IRS presume expenses and tax liability, placing proof on the taxpayer. Critics warn this could create an unreasonable burden, while proponents call for a civilian review of taxpayer complaints and a key test case for who bears the burden of proof.
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House Ways and Means Committee
IRS
John
Cour
New York City
New York
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