Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 9

ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Saturday, October 1975 A-9 County to Decide On Proposed Union Pact CELEBRATES ITS ANNIVERSARY WITH MUSIC VILLA NEW MEXICO'S BIGGEST MUSIC SALE! commit funds to start the swimming pool 'project. The county has already appropriated $250,000 and the agreement commits the county to reimburse the schools for the portion after Julvl. WALKER SAID estimated construction time for the POOl is Six to MPht mnnthc pool would be completed by next summer. The commission is also scheduled to hear several status reports, including a report from county and state health officials on any possible bubonic plage problems, and a report from the county personnel department on the planned affirmative action program for the county. andsaiditis possible the Introduces 2 Amendments Formal action on the proposed contract between the county, the sheriff and the new sheriff's officers union will highlight" next week's meeting of the County Commission.

The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Courthouse Annex, 505 W. Central. 1 THE CONTRACT must be approved by the commission, the sheriff and the union membership before taking effect. Also on the agenda is scheduled discussion of continuing the county's subsidy to the city bus system to continue routes that run outride the city limits.

Also on the agenda is a Request from Corrales officials seeking the county's Jconcurr ence for the construction of a new road near the village and consideration a proposed area-wide drainage policy. PIANOS-ORGANS KIMBALL HAMMOND WURLITZER CHOOSE FROM OVER 50 PIANOS AND ORGANS NEW HAMMOND ORGAN (all autochording features) NEW SPINET PIANO CONTEMPORARY WALNUT 760 $S29 courts at five public high schools and will be acting on another agreement with APS to facilitate construction of the planned swimming pool at Rio Grande High. Both projects have been in the planning stages for some time. County Parks and Recreation Director Mike Walker said APS has agreed to Domenici From the Journal's Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Sen. Pete Domenici, introduced two amendments to pending legislation on the control of natural gas.

Domenici is supporting deregulation, as is Sen. Joseph M. Montoya, One Domenici amendment would give the states the right to move state-owned natural gas through interstate pipelines if they are of FBI Arrests An Albuquerque man was arrested Wednesday by FBI agents on charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in connection with a Kentucky armed robbery. Rodney Stephen Christian, 25, of 1109 Louisiana SE, was charged with first degree robbery stemming from an allegea holdup of a service station in Frankfort, Ky, said Forrest S. Putman, special SAU1QNAC if sufficient capacity.

HE SAID this is important to New Mexico because the state has taken its royalties on gas produced on state lands in "in-kind" rights. About48percentof the state's production is on state land. The second Domenici amendment would give priority to the natural gas needs of utility companies who operate pollution control equipment. This priority was not in City Resident agent in charge of the FBI here. A complaint charging Christian with fleeing Kentucky to avoid prosecution had been filed earlier with the U.S.

Magistrate in Lexington, Ky. Putman said Christian was arrested without incident. U.S. District Cdurt Judge Edwin L. Mechehv.set'ar 10,000 bond pending Chris-' nan removal to-Lexington.

j.U.S., Poland Agree I On Grain Proposal SOHMER CONSOLE PIANO Regular $2295 SPECIAL M795 KIMBALL PLAYER PIANO Regular $1995.00 SPECIAL M795 SEEBURG USED ORGAN Regular 525 625.00 SPECIAL cluded in the list in the Pierson-Bentsen Bill. BOTH DOMENICI and Montoya voted against tabl ing the Pierson-Bentsen Bill which calls for de-regulation of on-shore natural gas in a vote Thursday afternoon. Later, both supported an amendment by Sen. Floyd Haskell, which requires the Federal Power Commission to keep a statistical account of the natural gas reserves available in this country. Children's Specialist To Speak at Center A specialist in identification of children who are likely to develop learning disabilities will speak Thursday at 3:30 p.m.

at the Christian Center, 12120 Copper NE. Dr. Harold Siebert of Mt. Clemens, discuss the recognition of educationally vulnerable children at the pre-kindergarten level. Persons interested in preschool education are invited things WURLITZER MED.

PECAN PIANO Regular $1195.00 SPECIAL 995 USED UPRIGHT TOTALLY RECONDITIONED Regular $495.00 SPECIAL T-262 ORGAN $2195 90 DAYS CASH TERMS IAYAWAY NOW FOJ CHRISTMAS DELIVERY ENTIRE STORE STOCK your taste calls for the beauty REDUCED! SAVINGS UP TO 40 Hohner Guitar Music Books-Sheets $7950 150 of natural HAMMOND H-182 ORGAN rhythm $2495 KIMBALL 080 ORGAN Regular $950.00 SPECIAL 750 KIMBALL 3731 WALNUT PIANO Regular $960.00 SPECIAL 760 50 from FREE GUITAR CASE with any Alvarez Guitar Yamaha Guitars 25. ft Contessa HG-12 12 string 1 29 MUSIC VILLA ALWAYS GIVES MORE VALUE STOP BY AND FIND OUT WHY WE'RE 1 IN NEW MEXICO MICHAELS DRIVE Fender Amplifiers Used Electric Guitars frorn OU Guitar Cases 20 off Drum Sets $1 CA A committee of officials from the county, city, schools, University of New Mexico, Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District (MRGCD), and the Albuquerque Metropolitan Arroyo Flood Control Authority (AMAFCA) have been working on the proposed drainage policy. John Roberts, of AMAFCA, said the policy is intended to establish a standard for drainage and flood protection problems among the agencies and to establish a spirit of cooperation. He said the proposed policy generally adopts the guidelines pertaining to the 100-year storm as the standard. The commission will also be taking final action on a contract with the Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) for constructionof 20 tennis said it hoped to resolve the situation by mid-October.

IN A JOINT formal statement on the ButzBarci- kowski meeting, officials said: "Thesecretary and the minister agreed on the 'principles of a supply the actual quantities to be covered will be studied with a view to coming to agreement during the -secretary's upcoming visit to Poland. Butz told reporters the pending agreement with Poland was part of a policy of seeking such arrangements with many foreign grain buyers so American farmers can plan future production. U.S. Exporter Tax Advantage Trim Voted WASHINGTON (UPI) The House Ways and Means Committee has voted to trim by more than one-third a $1.5 billion i tax advantage exporters now enjoy, a de-f eat for liberals who had hoped to eliminate it. Theactioncameaftera day marked by some of the most intense debate since the committee began writing its current tax revision bill.

The committee roomwas filled with lobbyists who had conducted what one liberal membercalled oneof the most professional lobbying campaigns he had seen. A House floor fight is likely over the issue. The so-called Domestic International Sales Corporations (DISC) are special corporations American businesses may set upanduse todeferin-definitely paying taxes on 50 per cent of their profits. DISCS originally were set up to encourage U.S. competition in overseas markets where American products often could not compete, and to encourage U.S.

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WASHINGTON (UPI) United States and Po-' have agreed in principle on a long-term grain trade agreement. Agriculture Secretary EarlL. ButzandPoland's minister of agriculture announced the agreement as U.S. officials headed back to Moscow to attempt to complete negotiations on a long-term Soviet-American grain 'deal. CONCLUSION OF that deal has been viewed as a I key to ending a current tem-.

porary moratorium on additional 1975 grain sales to (both Russia and Poland which has stirred sharp criticism from American farm I Butz told reporters following a meeting with Polish Agriculture Minister Kazim-lierz Barcikowski that the amount of grain involved in a long-term Polish arrangement would be negotiated '(When he visits Warsaw for 'further talks, on Nov. 25-28. Barcikowski indicated -the amount would be small Jin comparison with U.S. sales to countries like Russia and Japan. ruimiu is nui su a uaige; country, our needs will not the great," he said.

(, Butz, a vocal critic of the recent decision to suspend 1975 sales to Poland until a Russian deal is negotiated, said he hoped the Polish suspension would be lifted but could not say 1 when the action might come. 'The White House earlier had Dana i school Starts Today The fourth annual fall session of the Tarbiyat Baha'i School will open Saturday at 9 a.m. in the auditorium of 'the new National Center of Orthodox Baha'i faith near the village of Manueli-tas. Manuelitas is 16 miles north of Las Vegas. Visitors from a number of Orthodox Baha'i centers in country are expected to attend.

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