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New Mexico report would change laws and taxes
Santa Fe report from the legislative commission outlines sweeping reforms. It recommends replacing many elected offices with gubernatorial appointment, consolidating universities and public lands under boards, abolishing mounted police, reorganizing tax and regulatory bodies, and adopting a flat two percent income tax. It opposes a five justice Supreme Court and calls for budget, public welfare, and mine tax reforms with expert valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Public Lands
Board of Regents of Educational Institutions
Secretary of State
State Highway Commission
Supreme Court
County Board of Education
University
Agricultural Colledge
School of Mines
University of New Mexico
Deaf and Dumb School
Santa Fe
Institute For the Blind
Alamogordo
Reform School
Springer
Penal and Reform Board
Insane Asylum
Larrazola
State Health Department
Child Welfre
Health Department