Highway Chief Says EPA Rules Cost State Big Money
State Highway Engineer L G Stretch Boles told a Roswell audience that EPA environmental reports and impact statements impose sizable costs on the New Mexico Highway Department. EPA officials approved paving five miles of NM 37 but urged more information on Rio Bonito effects. The meeting covered Task Force recommendations and a plan to publish large projects for commission review, plus space hall access road design and several cooperative agreements and abandonments across counties.
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Marian McQuiddy
L. G. ‘Stretch
Boles
Roswell
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
State Highway Department
Angus
Nogal
Lincoln County
Highway Commission
New Mexico Military Institute
Highway Department
New Mexico Highway Users Conference
Albuquerque
Department
Alamogordo
Inflation Surges 1 3 Percent In August Amid Rising Costs
The Labor Department reports August consumer prices jumped 1.3 percent led by meats clothing mortgage interest and medical services the largest one month rise in a year. Real earnings fell 0.9 percent from a year ago as prices outpaced pay.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Ford
Artesia backs plan to convert college campus for juvenile facility
Artesia residents favor turning the defunct College of Artesia into a coeducational juvenile facility. A poll of 2,611 households found 58 percent support, 24 percent oppose, and 18 percent unsure. Corrections Commission chair Ray Davenport calls the two to one margin strong support and notes regional detention plans.
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Davenport
Artesia
College of Artesia
College Artesia
Commission
Albuquerque
Springer Boys School
New Mexico
S. P. Yates
Corrections Commission
Montoya urges common sense on inflation at Roswell meeting
U S Senator Joseph M Montoya told the League of Insured Savings and Loan Associations convention in Roswell that inflation requires common sense regardless of summit decisions. He cited rising living costs debt and unemployment while urging lower housing interests and renewed home construction. Also at the session Dr Donald M Kaplan urged growth in consumer financial services and discussed savings and loan industry conversions and mergers.
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Tom Halpin
U.S
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
League of Insured Savings and Loan Associations
Roswell
Sen Montoya
New Mexico
Montoya
United States
Congress
Donald M. Kaplan
Office of Economic Research
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Kaplan
Mutual
Joe G. Watson
Farmington
Gail Power
Hobbs
Robert Morris
Santa Fe
Frank Bowman
Deming
Garry Owen
Bill McAlpine
Savings and Loan
John W. Milton
Equitable Building Savings and Loan Association
Roswell Savings and Loan
Lou Short
Agriculture Dept Proposes Milk Price Hike for Bottling
The Agriculture Department proposed a boost of up to 13 percent in minimum prices paid to farmers for milk used in bottling under federal marketing orders. Officials say the move aids financially distressed dairy farmers facing higher costs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department Today
Final fair parade plans under way in Roswell 1974
The Roswell Jaycees announced final preparations for the 1974 Eastern New Mexico Fair Parade set for 10 a.m. Tuesday. Parade entrants should receive lineup numbers by Monday afternoon and bicycle entrants may sign up on the spot with no entry form. Bands from the region will perform, including 18 groups such as New Deal High School Band from New Deal Texas and others from Hagerman, Fort Sumner, Roswell and nearby towns.
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Roswell
New Deal
Tex
Enone
Hagerman
Fort Sumner
Ruidoso
Pojoaque
Jal
Clovis
Tatum
Eunice
Melrose
Goddard
Lith
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Neria
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