Commissioners Order Renditions Based On 67 Property Values
Grant County officials debate property tax rebates tied to 1967 valuations. Representative Foster cautions the bill may fail while the program, designed to equalize statewide property values, stalls amid hearings on its constitutionality. Cornegay insists new valuations must be used to trigger school rebates, with completion timelines uncertain.
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Doctors Term Operation A Success. California Heart Patient Dies
Dr Norman E Shumway led Stanford heart transplant efforts as Kasperak, 54, died after kidney and liver failure and post operative complications following a transplanted heart from Mrs Virginia White. He was the world’s fourth patient to receive a new heart, with his death prompting notes on the risks and ongoing plan for further clinical attempts.
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Irma Safford Named Head Of Women Writers In NM
Irma Safford of Silver City was installed as president of the New Mexico Press Women at the Gallup convention while Jeter Bryan became president of the New Mexico Press Association. The Albuquerque Tribune staff won E. H. Shaffer awards, Roswell Record took general excellence, and Hobbs News-Sun along with Lovington Daily Leader tied for community service.
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First Major Bill Reaches Floor In 1968 NM Legislature
The New Mexico House planned to start floor action on the feed bill funding the session and a state court financing bill. The feed bill totals 1,277,000 for the next fiscal year while the court measure would create a state level financing system for district courts. Governors and lawmakers expect extensive committee work ahead as university presidents discuss needs for 1968-69. Governor Cargo's Labor Department bill, merging several agencies, faces hearings and joint committee review. PIE education plan aims to shift funding emphasis to local districts, drawing debate from lawmakers.
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Garcia seeks appeal in murder conviction
Bobby Gene Garcia, 21, sentenced to die for the shooting death of his sister in law, asked Dist. Court Judge J V Galle gos to prepare an appeal to the New Mexico Supreme Court. Prison Warden Baker confirmed the request today.
Weather report summary shows fair day ahead
Weather forecast notes generally fair conditions with a high of 55 today and 55 on Tuesday. Tonight's low around 25 with a cooler low of 32 at Tow and Airport locations. 7 am temperature reading listed as 335.
U S Bombers Strike Deep Into Vietnam
U S Air Force Ba2 bombers pounded suspected North Vietnamese positions in the Khe Sanh Valley area. Four bombing runs in 24 hours targeted staging and storage sites within three miles east to 15 miles north of Khe Sanh as Marine, Navy, and Air Force fighters supported ground troops under heavy mortar and artillery fire battles.
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KCC Refining Workforce Pickets Across Baltimore Plant
Union members from United Steelworkers and AFL-CIO picketed the Kennecott Refining Corp plant in suburban Baltimore after a 520-strong weekend walkout as their three year contract expired. A union spokesman said workers await company word while the plant remains ready to resume negotiations. The union seeks company wide bargaining and a 2 1/2 year contract.
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