Public Service Co of New Mexico pays top executives
PSC NM disclosed 1976 salaries totaling 683460 to 24 top officers and directors. George Schreiber 938853, Jerry Geist 88104, Robert Rountree 49176, D W Reeves 46300, with indexing in place since 1975. Key hearings on the system begin April 19 in Santa Fe and stockholders meet April 26 in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE — Public Service Company of
New
Mxico
George A
Schreiber
PSCNM
Jerry D. Geist
Geist
FSCNM
State Public Service Commission
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
PSC
Stanley Bazant
Razant
New Mexico
Billy Lackey
Irwin Stelzer
National Economic Research Associates
New York
Eugene Meyer
Kidder, Peabody
Stelzer
Meyer
Las Vegas
Las Alantos
White Rock
Bernaluda
Belen
Los Lunas
Deming
Gallup Grants
Big Gas Company of
GCNM
Stanley P. Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Kidalgo
State Investment Council
Jerry Apodaca
Senate
State Compilation Commission
Michie Co
Charlottesville
Mattocks and Bright Obituaries Highlight Local Farewell Services
Obituary notices detail graveside services for Mason R. Mattocks at Georgetown Cemetery with Mimbres Masonic Lodge involvement and pallbearers named. Separate notice: Grace O. Bright, 87, dies at Hillcrest Hospital. funeral Thursday at Curtis-Bright Chapel, Mesa Cemetery burial with Tyrone Masonic Lodge assisting. multiple survivors listed including spouse and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattocks
Mason R. Mattocks
Georgetown
Eugene Bjork
Mimbres
Bright
Grince O. Bright
Hillcrest Hospital
Greene County
Tennessee
Grant County
G.O. Bright
Cliff
Dick Dinwiddie
Marshal Kartchner
Gila
Bette Bright
Silverity
Harold
Guy Maloney
Telford
Tenn
Curtis-Bright
Ralph Hensley
Mesa Cemetery
Tyrone Masonic Lodge No. 52
AF & AM
Wesley Grown
Eddie Kartchner
Jimmy Shelley
Dunior Lewis
Alen Coffeit
Richard Wilhelm
Duke Pitts
Fred Foster
Dale Shock
Tom, McCauley
Ernest Brown
C.Q. Frevast
Habitual criminal rulings upheld for two New Mexico felons
John C. Baker and Murphy P. Ford were convicted of three felonies and later charged as habitual criminals. District Court Judge William Riordan increased each prior sentence, and the New Mexico Court of Appeals on Tuesday affirmed the action. Chief Judge Joe Wood stated that after a felony conviction any subsequent New Mexico felony commits the offender to the habitual offenders act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa PE
Albuquerque
William Riordan
John C. Baker
Murphy P. Ford
State Court of Appeals
Baker
Ford
Hut Appeals Court
Joe Wood
New Mexico
Means To Try Again For Laws To Benefit Labor
AP labor writer reports the AFL-CIO aligned APL-CTO will push a major 1977 drive to repeal right to work, secure public sector bargaining, a $3 minimum wage, and NLRA changes. Donahue cites anti union forces as the setback but vows intensified lobbying for a Labor Reform Act. House and Senate action expected post Easter recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Uobkin
Washington
Apl-Cto
Thomas Donahue
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Donahue
House
Ele
Labor
Carter
Senate
Robert Byrd
Manse
Thhen
Frank Thompson Jr
D-N
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Fred Buckles
Robert Rountree
D.W
Dick) Reeves
Reeves
Carroll Anderson
John Granito
Touche
Ross
Granito
Bazant
Japan
Yukio Takamatsu
United States
Albuquerque Convention Center
Terry
D. & R. Grocery
Bill
Taiwan
Aden A Ae
Admiral
Ens
SAT
RCA Black & White
B&w
Rcas
CME
Cm Ea
TRE
Jug Govep
Bes
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