New Mexico considers school property tax reform to aid Albuquerque
The New Mexico Legislature plans a levelling bill to reshape school tax revenues. Albuquerque would receive about 30 percent of funds, boosting its 30 percent pupil share, while Southeastern districts like Lea and Hobbs would lose millions. The plan consolidates funds into a central pool distributed by pupil headcount and could mirror Texas changes if court rulings stay.
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New Mexico
California
Texas
Associated Press
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Lea County
Hobbs
This Day In History for January 27, 1972
On this date a series of historical notes include the 1967 Apollo fire fatalities at Cape Kennedy, Mozart’s 1756 birth, the National Geographic Society founding in Washington, and WWII events in 1943 and 1944. Also mentions legal, space, and international milestones through 1971.
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Apollo
Virgil Grissom
Edward White
Roger Chaffee
Cape Kennedy
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Salzburg
Austria
National Geographic Society
Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Organization of American States
Ecuador
United States
Weather outlook with ice storm warnings across Texas
Snyder reports show ice storm warnings across Northwest North Northeast and Central Texas this afternoon through tonight. Temperatures range from lows near 5 to highs in the 60s, with freezing rain and rain likely and markedly colder conditions Friday.
Nixon Sees Bright Outlook In Congress Report
Secretary of State William Rogers said North Vietnam wants a Communist government in South Vietnam which the U.S. cannot accept. He noted enemy envoys asked questions at the Paris talks, a sign of possible negotiation. President Nixon vowed to defeat unemployment and inflation and keep price controls until stable prices are achieved.
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United States
National Federation of Independent Business, Inc
Hawaii
Sandwich Islands
Federation
Nixon
Congress
Washington
William P. Rogers
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Rogers
Paris
William Porter
U.S
Hanoi
Porter
Associated Press
Ice Storm Warnings Hit Northwest Texas
Freezing mist coated trees and vehicles as ice storm warnings spread across Northwest North Central and Northeast Texas. An arctic front drove temperatures down to the low 20s in Snyder and below 20 across the Panhandle. Driving dangers rise with freezing rain and drizzle through Friday.
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Snyder
Texas
Pecos
Panhandle
Amarillo
Perryton
Dalhart
Dumas
Bushland
Pampa
Shamrock
Childress
Texas Highway Department
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Noted SHS Athlete Is Dead
Snyder’s famed athlete Fred A Wolcott 56 died in Houston where he lived since 1937 after enrolling at Rice Institute. A Texas Sports Hall of Fame member, he was AP top track athlete of the half century in 1950 with NCAA high and low hurdle records, AAU low hurdles, and an indoor hurdles title.
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Fred A. Wolcott
Snyder
Houston
Rice Institute
Texas Sports Hall of Fame
Wolcott
Associated Press
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Snyder High
SHS
Red Hill
Stans Resigns as Commerce Secretary to Peterson
President Nixon announced the resignation of Secretary of Commerce Maurice Stans and named Peter G. Peterson, current international economic policy adviser, as his replacement. The move signals a major personnel shift at the Cabinet level amid ongoing economic concerns.
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Washington
Nixon
Maurice Stans
Peter G. Peterson
Jordan Allen Dies Here
Jordan B. Allen, 76, of 502 Sixteenth St., died at 6:20 p.m. Wednesday in Cogdell Memorial Hospital. Born October 25, 1895, in Leon County, he lived in Scurry County 30 years, was a retired farmer and Baptist. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Calvary Baptist Church. burial Snyder Cemetery. Survived by wife Lillie, daughters Edna Blankenship and Nancy Tarter, son Bobby Allen, three sisters, ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
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Jordan B. Allen
Sixteenth St
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Mr. Allen
Leon County
Scurry County
Calvary Baptist Church
George Shoff
Snyder Cemetery
Bell Seale Funeral Home
Lillie
Edna Blankenship
Dallas
Nancy Tarter
Ft. Stockton
Bobby Allen
Gillette
Wyoming
Carrie Tunderburk
Brownwood
Bessie Smith
Grand Prairie
Willie Harper
Parlmer
First CO2 Injected By SACROC Unit
The SACROC Unit injected CO2 from a new 141 million system into the Kelly Snyder Field near Snyder, marking a major large scale miscible injection project to boost oil recovery. The process aims to recover about 230 million more barrels, with SACROC expanding production allowances and funding CO2 pipeline, field installations, and transportation costs. Canyon Reef Carriers coordinates pipeline and compressor operations.
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R.J. Becker
Chevron Oil Co.-Western Division
Arthur Barbeck
Texas Railroad Commission
Snyder
R.C. Randall
Mobil Oil Co
Granville Dutton
Sun Oil Co
Barbeck
Becker
J.R. Graham
Canyon Reef Carriers, Inc
Chevron Oil Co
E.O. Price
Bob Harris
The
Railroad Commission
Sacroc
Kelly Snyder Field
United States
Kelly-Snyder
Texas
Pipe
College Bond Issue Apparently Cleared
A federal judge in San Antonio cleared the way for the Scurry County Junior College District to issue a 242 million dollar bond and potentially enable public schools to vote on needed bonds. Judge Adrian Spears amended the Dec 24 decision to permit an orderly transition from unconstitutional to constitutional school financing, affecting two year colleges statewide.
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San Antonio
Scurry County
U.S. District Court
Adrian Spears
Texas
Adverse ty Guide e Stars for Friday
Fragmented OCR fragment references numbers and dates like NOV 23 SAGIT and scores 21 5 16 27 51 72 84. Readable details missing. summary notes partial astrology style calendar with unreadable locations and scores from a historical page segment.
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Locr
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Baist
Sages
Lee Bright
Fred Wolcott
Stans
Jordan Allen
Val Verde Basin
Denver, Colo
Chevron Oil Company-Western Division
Sun Oil Company
Mobil Oil Corp
Railroad Commission of
Robert L. Clinton
Western Texas College
Austin
Lee College
Star Gazer
Ty Guide
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Hos
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Department of Labor
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