Alessio Family In Charge Forget The Past Say Attorneys
Attorneys for Sunland Park and Ruidoso Downs owners urge the racing commission to ignore past Alessio family issues and focus on five years of operation in New Mexico. The Alessios acquired Fortuna Properties after merging Fortune Corp with Kodiak Industries, while Dominic faced a federal bribery-related six month sentence. The hearing examines past testimony, bank loans, and FDIC involvement, with officials praising management while noting felon restrictions on licenses.
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Larry Calloway
Associated Press
LAS Cruces
Sunland Park
Ruidaso Downs
Racing Commission
Alessio
California
New Mexico
Jack Eastham
Albuquerque
Eastham
C. Arnhalt Smith
San Diego
al Rosa
Dominic
Tony Alessio
Commission
Fortune Corp
Kodiak Industries, Inc
Fortuna Properties, Inc
Dominic Alessio
Fedral
John Alessio
Handicapped Information Report Details Regional Sessions
Gov. Apodaca will receive a regional report next Wednesday outlining recommendations on transportation training employment and health from White House Conference for Handicapped Individuals. Meetings in Farmington Las Vegas Albuquerque Clovis Roswell Las Cruces and Silver City included public input from handicapped residents. A Las Cruces firm bid 1.512 million for the New Mexico Petroleum Recovery Research Center at New Mexico Tech. Tech regents meet Jan. 31 to review bids.
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Asanta FE
Jerry Apodaca
White House
Shy Exon
Farmington
Las Tegas
Albuquerque
Clovis
Roswell
Las Cruces
Silver City
Socorro
Las Cruces Construction Company
New Mexico Petroleum Recovery Research Center
New Mexico Tech
Tech
Wootem Construction Co
Tech Regents
Mind MRE memory and moods in daily life
An essay by John Conwell discusses memory as a storehouse for facts and past experiences, noting musicians memorize scores in detail and exploring how mood and setbacks affect outlook. It cites Abraham Lincoln as an example of resilience after political defeats. It also argues wives often guide family car purchases, shaping decisions while husbands feel they have final say.
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Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Ronald R. Fleve
Bantam
Lincoln
Prison escape suspects pursued as hostage case unfolds
FBI says second of four Arizona State Prison convicts, Michael Clary, 26, captured in northwest Phoenix after releasing three women held hostage. Clary surrendered after 3% hours of negotiation, tossing a .38 revolver to exit. First fugitive John Lamb arrested in Tulsa, others at large in Jorgenson and Benfield. Navajo Radio Network studio dedication set for Window Rock on Feb 3 with CBS presence to launch Navajo language newscast.
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Phoenix
Aria
FBI
Arizona State
Michael Clary
Leon M. Gaskill
Clary
Gaskill
Florence
Tan
Tucson
Albuquerque
N.M
Denver
Colo
John Lamb
Tulsa
Okla
Lamb
Savings and Loan
Paul Jorgenson
Richard Benfield
Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Radio Network
Ray Gilmore
Navajo Film and Media Commission
CBS Network
Amber Jim Makes Boxing Headway in Salt Lake City
Amber Edwina Hunt known as Amber Jim, a 65 pounder from Salt Lake City, has won eight fights by technical knockout against boys. Her coach says she is the best in the world for her weight, with six exhibition wins and two Golden Gloves Junior Olympics TKOs. Amber idolizes Gilmore while he was alive, and continues to drive publicity for her boxing career.
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Sybor Kuesterman
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Gacy Gilmore
Amber Jim" Hunt
Gilmore
Chappie' Hayashi
Police Athletic League
Jack Hunt
Amber Edwina Hunt
Amber Jim
Freddie Gonzales
Amber
Hunt
Gimore
Babe Zaharias
Amateur Athletic Union
Fire leaves 22 dead in Minnesota hotel blaze
In Breckerville Hotel Stratford fire, 22 people missing presumed dead after a three story blaze in Breckenridge Minnesota. Fire marshal led search in subzero temps as authorities reevaluated victim list and hotel records burned. Survivor Douglas Johnson from Aberdeen described escape via ladder as officials weighed causes and potential asphyxiation.
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Gordon Hanson
Associated Press
Breckenridge
Minn
CAP
Stratford
Minnesota
Hugh Mikkelson
Mikkelson
Rusty Tallman
Robert Blackwelder
Construction Planned For State Highways
The New Mexico Highway Department forecasts 1977 road work totaling about 588 million dollars with 67.45 million under contract at year start. Maintenance spending exceeds 43 million, with rest to bid monthly through December ranging from 1.4 to 11.7 million. Total near 16 percent of mountain west spending.
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Santa FE
State Highway Department
James A. Bird
Bird
New Mexico
Mountain West
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