Court decision traces New Mexico political history
The New Mexico Supreme Court upholds a 6 per cent filing fee with a 50 per cent refund for serious candidates and traces the state’s history of filing fees from 3 per cent in early conventions to the current law. It says wealth is not needed to win and that a serious candidate is defined by support, not money, noting that precluding the ballot by lack of funds does not occur.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Supreme Court
New Mexico
Neto Mexico
Spears
New Mexica
Johnson's condition praised after brief heart rhythm event
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson showed improvement after a rapid heart action episode. Dr J Willis Hurst said Johnson was up and around and progressing satisfactorily as he recovers from a major heart attack suffered April 7 in Charlottesville.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
J. Willis Hurst
Atlanta
Hurst
Charlottesville
Charles
Lynda Rabb
Virginia
Army
Brooke General Hospital
Hurat
Lyon Mrs Valea J Lyon obituary in Silver City
Mrs Valea J Lyon longtime Silver City resident died at Hillcrest Hospital Tuesday. Survived by husband Arthur F Lyon two sons Bob Midland Tex and Dick Santa Fe mother Mrs Katherine Dezell of Silver City and an uncle in Minnesota Funeral arrangements by Curtis Bright Funeral Home announced later
Central Man Earns NRA Qualification
Lao E. Broadstreet of Central is named a certified rifle pistol and shotgun instructor by the National Rifle Association. He joins volunteer instructors nationwide in basic marksmanship and safe gun handling classes. The NRA program has educated millions since 1876. A convention is set in Gallup New Mexico as the Elks begin a three day spring meeting.
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Washington, D.C
Lao E. Broadstreet
Central
National Rifle Association of America
Broadstreet
NRA
Gallup, N.M
Gene Fournace
New Mexico Elks Association
Gallup
Williams named U S first corrections ombudsman in Minnesota
Theartrice Williams, 37, a Black former executive director of the Phyllis Wheatley Community Center in north Minneapolis since 1965, is named ombudsman for Minnesota's state corrections system by Gov. Wendell Anderson. The post, an experiment from Corrections Commissioner David Foget, authorizes investigating complaints by inmates, staff, and the public.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Theartrice Williams
Wendell Anderson
United States
Williams
Phyllis Wheatley
North
Minneapolis
David Foget
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Hospital records for the twenty four hour period ending 12:01 a.m. April 19 show admissions of Janet Madrid of Silver City Betty Fairchild of Bayard Susie Ramirez of Bayard Billie Dufelt of Silver City and dismissals including Jeff Sillivent of Bayard Hazel Ackerly from Lordsburg Judy Jomnagn and baby boy of Santa Rita Robert Bransford of Silver City Manuel Madrid of Silver City Genaro Marin of Hurley and others.
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Janet Madrid
Silver City
Betty Fairchild
Bayard
Susie Ramirez
Billie
Dufelt
Jeff Sillivent
Hazel Ackerly
Lordsburg
Judy Jomnagn
Baby Boy
Santa Rita
Robert Bransford
Manuel Madrid
Genaro Marin
Hurley
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Penneys Fabulous Savings
Penn-Prest
Queen & King
Sale
Towncraft
Jcpenney
Debbie Allison
Cliff High
Elks
Western New Mexico University
Optimist
Santa Rita Street
Monte Barkam
Erwin Johnson
Ombudsman
Land
Silver Heights Blvd
Fred Clark
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