Expert urges power line follow highway route
Dr. Charles Lowe testifies before the Public Service Commission as hearings continue on TG&E’s plan to build a 245000 volt line from northwest New Mexico to Arizona. He urges routing along U.S. 180 in Catron County, argues for MUCC corridors and questions forested area impacts while noting aesthetics should not drive environmental protection.
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Med Square Doctors Aid Fort Bayard Medical Center
Fort Bayard Administrator Stuart Warrick told the Department of Hospitals and Institutions board that Med Square Center doctors assist Fort Bayard on days off. One staff physician remains after Dr. Barold Watts resignation on Nov 16. A clinic doctor visits weekly to conduct utilization reviews and consult, serving on call when needed. The arrangement runs until Jan 1 when a replacement is expected.
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Commission Allows Prefreeze Base Prices and Pay Board Talks
The commission said base prices for requests for increases need not include temporary deals announced before the freeze and in effect for limited days. It also defined price cuts as special deals. The Pay Board sought more staff information on executive pay raises and a Railroad Signalmen contract proposal would raise pay 46 percent over 42 months. Paul W. McCracken of the CEA said the economy has more bounce than investors think.
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Insurers' Internal Reforms Bring Break Even Profits
New York AP reports property and liability insurers show solid profits as 1969 losses averaged 1.2 billion for 148 companies and 275 million last year. The shift rests largely on internal cost cuts and stricter management, with Continental Casualty cited as a model of cutting expenses and boosting branch profitability. The piece questions whether profitability may come from within the insurers themselves rather than external factors and asks if other industries can learn the lesson.
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Dow Rises On Optimism Over Monetary Talks
The stock market extends its rally into a fourth day as investors stay hopeful about a solution to international monetary problems. The noon Dow Jones average climbs to 840.32 amid heavy trading with advances far outnumbering declines on the NYSE. Analysts credit stimulus from Rome talks and a possible breakthrough by the Group of 10, plus bargain hunting aiding an internal market strength.
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Reader gift list for Christmas from HAL BOYLE
New York columnist HAL Boyle asks readers to skip odd street gifts and instead send kind words. He recalls strange items received such as a life sized cobra necktie and a deck of pornographic playing cards, noting he prefers practical, meaningful gifts.
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