Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 9

ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Friday, December 30, 1977 A-9 irr ill Anna a Presbyt enan, Receive Limited Accreditation The two facilities will probably be surveyed again July 1978, she said. Concerning the medical records, Mrs. Poole said that at i the time of the survey, the hospital "had more records i that were not completed within a specified time than they (the commission) recommended." However, since the survey, she said a computerized system has been installed that flags unfinished records so that they can be completed. Since installation of the sys-J tern, Mrs. Poole said, "The number (of records that are) not up to date has really gone down dramatically." Highway Feud Gets Comment By Ferguson By JIM LARGO Lt.

Gov. Robert E. Ferguson, a candidate for the 1978 Democratic gubernatorial nomination, said Thursday he would have handled the state highway department controversy differently than Gov. Jerry Apodaca. Ferguson commented on the highway feud during a press conference called to announce his net worth.

Admitting that he was not consulted by any of the principals in the highway controversy, Ferguson said he would have created an investigative committee to research the department, weigh suggestions from citizens and make recommendations. The feud has involved Apodaca and his disagreements with a majority of commission members and Chief Engineer James Bird. t'-yr mm i I I -xzzsz- Willi Because of incomplete medical records and failure to meet new interpretations of federal building codes, Presbyterian and Anna Kaseman Hospitals have been given a limited, one-year accreditation bv the national Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. Mary Poole, director of development for Presbyterian, of which Kaseman is an affiliate, said that a computerized system has already been installed to track medical records. She also said Presbyterian will ask for a waiver of certain of the building regulatioms "because the costs of implementing everything (recommended in the commission's report) would be very high." The two hospitals are iunong many nationwide that received the limited accreditation.

Sixty per cent of the 2,750 hospitals surveyed by the commission staff this year received only the one-year approval. Mrs. Poole said Presbyterian and Kaseman were surveyed in July and the commission's report and the accreditation were issued in September. 9 HMCSnaW i Start losing weight LMay with new extra-strength Super Odrinex nervous or irritable. And, it's safe when used as directed Loo and Feel Be Healthier Super Odrinex starts working quickly to help give you the assurance you need to continue losing.

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a few planes were taking off. By 12:10 the problem was over. "It's unfortunate this had to happen this time of year, during the holidays," Sharrer said. A weather bureau spokesman said no fog problem was expected this morning. BLaaaaWLaaWBa pa awO oUlM'MH tMaaWaalWLa If Ferguson had been governor, "We would have gotten a solution," be said.

With regard to finances. Ferguson revealed that his net worth is $618,480, with total assets of $890,456 and liabil-' ities of $271,976. Making such a full disclosure "is not Ferguson said, and he challenged other gubernatorial candidates to disclose their finances. He explained that his primary income is from his insurance and real -estate operations in his home town of Artesia. and in Albuquarque and Santa Fe.

A "balance sheet'' released by him showed that nearly half his assets are tied up in the insurance offices. State Man Loses Bid To Move Site of Trial AMARILLO, Texas (UPI) District Judge George E. Dowlen Thursday denied a motion to move the capital murder trial of a man accused of killing a pizza restaurant manager to another city. Testimony in the trial of David Gri-jalva, 25, of Gallup, N.M., is scheduled to begin Jan. 23.

Grijalva and his former wife, Kathy Jo Sutton. 19, are charged with the Jan. 11 slashing and beating death of Jeanette Powers, 30. Chililiy County Officials Consider Fire Station TUlfQUOTSE" BRACELET ONE STONE INDIAN MADE STERLING SILVER AND STABILIZED TURQUOISE JoutmI Photo by Greg Sorher JFapewellJo- Christmas $goo 69c Turquoise Stud Earrings i liquid Silytr Choker with Decoration Ray Van Cleve, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Van Cleve of 4012 Ivylawn NW, marks the end of his family's Yuletide by removing Christmas lights from the roof of the Van Cleve home. He had installed the lights on Dec. 20. 3 Mrs. rowers' body was found inside the restaurant's dough room after an apparent robbery, police said.

Four other employes escaped the assailant bj barricading themselves in a freezer, police said. J- fAL- Boxed Turquoise Pendant A Chain I. SO 2.30 I3.9S Chip Inlay Rings, Styles" By GEORGE JOHNSON Chilili residents, who complained they can't buy fire insurance because their town in Bernalillo County's hinterlands is foo far from a fire station, talked with county officials Wednesday night about setting up their own fire "These people are really great," Jim E. Bennett, chief of fire and rescue for Ber-f nallillo County said. "They'' said I was the first fire mar-, shall ever to come to Chilil-i." The town, on south NM-14 in the Manzano Mountains is now an outpost of Fire Dist.

away, Bennett said. "The Chilili residents want to help us set up their own substation," Bennett said. "They asked that we meet with them, so I went up there with my assistant, (former sheriff) Tom Richardson, and Frankie Chav ez, administrative assistant for the county. "They said Richardson was the first sheriff to come to Chilili," Bennett said I think it's time we stopped ignoring them they're part of the county too." Bennett said the residents' 6f er to lease five acres from Chilili's communal to the county grant land for a station would be presented to the county commission, "They've even offered to let use a building up there for one year to get a station started," Bennett said. He said that if a station is approved, Chilili residents will be trained as volunteer firefighters and rescuers.

"Fire Dist. 11 does a fine job taking care of the area, but it's just too far away," Bennett said. "Like Wednesday night when we were up there there was snow on the road. If there had been a fire it would have caused a delay." Fetish Necklace on Helshi, 17 Birds Sterling Silver Bead Choker with Turquoise Pendant Squash Blossom Necklace SI 9.93 KMXN-TV Sued by City Bank All starred items are not authentic Indian handcrafted jewelry. All stones are stablized turquoise.

WHOUSAL! MUH 10-S First National Bank Thurs day filed suit against Span- ish'Ian levision sta- telei language KMXN-1 tion Taos-Mora-San Miguel; Clarence L. Holgerson, KMXN vice president; Edward L. Romero; Lorenzo A. Chavez, and John Aragon. According to the suit, the J-TV in Albuquer- The loan was to have been re-paid on June 22, 1976.

Each of the individual defendants, according to the suit, signed personal guaran-tees for portions of the promissory note ranging from $8,575 to an amount not to exceed $70,000. its que and several of officers and investors, in-, eluding one current ana two former state legislators. Officer Award Goes to Woman A woman who works for both the city and county jails has won the Corrections Officer of the Month award the first time a woman has received the 3-month-old honor. Beverly M. Harrison, who alternates as a booking officer between the two facilities, was presented the December award Thursday, corrections department officials said.

She will receive two days off with pay and a $10 check from American Legion Post 49. bank loaned the station the money on March 24, 1976. JEWELERS The suit, filed in District Court, alleges that the station end the of ficers and investors named defaulted on a $67,500 loan from the bank. Named as defendants, in addition to the TV station, were KMXN-TV president Odis Echols a former state senator and unsuccessful candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor; Herbert Taylor, a former state senator and now vice president of the station; State Sen. B.

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