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Things went far more smoothly with his Rough Wear collection, which featured clothes for would-be mountaineers and fishermen. The response was also favorable for his Santa Fe designs, which included such exotica as a ruffled pink suede blouse (price: $778) and a hand-beaded Navajo-patterned women's top (about...
...later got a job in Sante Fe with the New Mexico Legislative Finance Committee. There he reportedly had close dealings with workers at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, where top-secret weapons research is done...
...corporate stationery had been changed. The quarterly report spoke of "a dynamic future" for "two strong, compatible companies." Indeed, the 1983 merger of the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railways was a done deal. Well, almost done. After pondering the matter for 2 1/2 years, the Interstate Commerce Commission unexpectedly rejected the merger last week, declaring that it would be anti-competitive. Had the deal been approved, Santa Fe Southern would have become the third largest railroad in track miles (25,000), behind Burlington Northern...
Although the ICC ruling was a shock to Santa Fe officials, the Chicago- based company will not be devastated. Real estate, not railroads, accounted for the bulk of its 1985 revenues of $6.4 billion. The same, however, cannot be said for the less diversified Southern Pacific (1985 revenues: $2.5 billion), which has barely made a profit over the past three years. Before the merger, Southern faced bankruptcy, and that could once again be a possibility...
Since late 1984, sanctuary churches from Santa Fe, New Mexico to New York City have been broken into. In many break-ins, files have been examined while valuable equipment has been left behind...