New Mexico Courts See Major Changes in 1972
The year brought big reforms in New Mexico courts including a salary raise for judges, a fifth seat on the court of appeals, and new criminal procedure rules to speed trials. The juvenile code sparked controversy over secrecy while merit selection proposals debated replacing partisan judge elections. Citizens watched rulings on bail, detentions, and the fate of the Girls Welfare Home amid budget questions.
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Larry Calloway
Associated Press
Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Federal Pay Board
J. C
Compton
Joe L. Martinez
Albuquerque
Ray Cowan
Ramon Lopez
Lyte Teutsch
Dee Blythe
Clovis
Richard Stanley
Alamogordo
Os Jtrom
Girls Welfare Home
Springer Boye School
Howard Leach
Legislative Finance Committee
State police to release fate of fatal Fort Sumner bus crash
Officials said a full official report on the bus truck crash near Fort Sumner that killed 19 could be released after revisions. The existence of the Children’s Code prompted debate over privacy for underage victims, but authorities noted most involved were 18 or younger. The report should reach Santa Fe HQ and be available to the public upon request, possibly by next Tuesday or Wednesday.
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sAnTa FE
Fort Sumner
Steve Lagomarsino
Lagomarsino
Lagomarsina
Family visit spans holidays in Seattle area
Town and Country reports Mrs Sharon King of Seattle visiting her mother Mrs J J Robertson and sister Mrs Kathleen Crumbley during the holidays. Her husband Randy, an oceanographer at the University of Washington, is currently on a research cruise off the coast of Central America.
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Sharon King
Seattle
Wash
J. J. Robertson
Kathleen Crumbley
Domenici Likely Denied Interior Committee Seat
Republican senator elect Pete Domenici probably will not join the Interior Committee unless he gains seniority, with James McClure still top. If Anderson resigns before Jan. 1 and Domenici is appointed, he could become the senior member on the panel overseeing Indian affairs water issues and Western matters. Domenici had named Interior as his first choice among committees.
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Huwa Queroque
Pete Domenici
U.S. Senate Interior Committee
Manuel Lujan
R-N.m
Lujan
James McClure
Idaho
Taijan
McClure
Domenici
Anderson
Inflation course offered in new Mexico television network
A nine part short course titled To Your Financial Health will air weekly on New Mexico and Texas stations beginning the week of January. Enrollment is open through the Grant County Extension Service or by mailing name and address for a study packet to NMSU Extension Service Albuquerque. Local experts from Albuquerque will teach topics including stock market real estate insurance and estate planning with hosts Browning and Ladonna Robson. Also, President Nixon and wife arrived at Camp David for an indefinite stay.
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Cruces
I Td Investments
Grant County Extension Service
Nmsu Extension Service
Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico State University Extension Service
Ife
David B. Browning
E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc
Eugene McCurdy
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Lee Welsh
New Mexico Board of Realator
Jack Eastham
Rodey
Dickason
Sioan
Akin and
Rabb
Doug Nichols
Albuquerque National Bank
Ron Dial
The
Commercial Credit Corporation
Rusty Girdner
New Mexico Credit League
John Matthews
Security Federal Savings and Loan
James E. Kirby
NMSA
Jackie Pinson
Browning
Ladonna Robson
Krod TV
Paso
Texas
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Andazola’s Tortilla Factory
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Bronco Lighting
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