Commission backs U S 70 four lane connector plan
The state Highway Commission endorsed upgrading U S 70 through Roswell to a four lane connector primary highway. Community leaders from Amarillo to Las Cruces urged the move citing broad regional growth, tourism, commerce, oil and agriculture as drivers for national fuel, food and space needs.
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Ciel Lonon
State Highway Commission
U.S. 70
Roswell
Amarillo
Texas
Las Cruces
Frank J. Kaufmann
Kaufmann
House of Representatives
Alamogordo
Clovis
Portales
Ruidoso
Commission
Opponents oppose WIPP plan and Roswell route in New Mexico
John Liebendorfer of the Southwest Research and Information Center accuses New Mexico of being a dumping ground for nuclear waste due to weak political power. Roswell figures like Rolla Hinkle Il and Timothy Z Jennings press against WIPP and truck routes, urging hearings and safer transport analysis while residents form Roswell Citizens for Alternatives to WIPP.
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Ciel Lonon Record
WIPP
New Mexico
Georgia
John Liebendorfer
Southwest Research and Information Center
Albuquerque
Carter
Rolla Hinkle Il
State Senate
Roswell
Hinkle
Timothy Z. Jennings
Department of Energy
Tl Am
Congress
Liebendorfer
Southwest
of the Southwest Research and Information In
Kathryn Gabriel Mead
Wipp News
OCC chairman weighs testimony in Lea County saltwater case
State Oil Conservation Commission chairman Joe D. Ramey said testimony from state engineer's employees at a recent hearing is pertinent to the Caprock farmer Paul Hamilton saltwater contamination dispute. Hamilton seeks shut in of a Texaco disposal well near his farm in the Ogallala Basin. hearings occurred May 31 and Aug. 23.
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Lea County
Joe D. Ramey
State Oil Conservation Commission
Caprock
Paul Hamilton
Hamilton
Texaco
Ogallala
Roswell
Alvin Jones
Ramey
Jones
Speaker urges kindness to Democrats at New Mexico SLC meeting
John A. Hardin president of First Federal S&L Association urged 350 officials to support democracy and housing growth during the 51st annual meeting of the League of Insured Savings and Loan Associations of New Mexico. He highlighted 60 percent homeownership, 80 percent of loans from S&Ls, and a $500 billion asset base. He urged local involvement and described S&Ls as driving the economy and happiness.
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Ruidoso
John A. Hardin
Hardin
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Rock Hill
D.C
League of Insured Savings and Loan Associations of
New Mexico
Carter
U.S. League of Savings Associations
Inn of Mountain Gods
Here
United States
United Way drive gains ground in Roswell
The Daily Record notes the United Way of Chaves County campaign is already 40 percent toward its goal. In other items regional leaders back transportation projects and a state senator seeks to overturn a tax ruling. In Nashville a crime case grows murkier as mice contaminate evidence bags of marijuana.
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Roswell
United Way
Chaves County
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Criminal Court
Joe Neely
ENM State Fair Schedule At Roswell Grounds
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair runs September 26 to 30 with entry submission on September 21 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Entries close September 22 at 6 p.m. Judging begins September 23 at 9 a.m. Farm products and 4-H Home Economics exhibits may be submitted on September 24. Poultry and all Junior Livestock entries must be in place by 8 p.m. Location is U.S. 285 south of Roswell.
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Arts and Crafts Department
Arts and Crafts
Eastern New Mexico State Fairgrounds
U.S. 285
Roswell
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