Letters Continued From Page A Four Aimed at Education Policy Debate
The letter argues courts should accept responsibility over parents for schooling. It critiques policies, cites Amy Elrod on global standards, and discusses driver licenses for teens, funding linked to compliance, and state laws affecting teachers. The writer promotes reading skills, summer programs, and repeated grades as fixes, urging more educational accountability.
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New Hampshire
Johnny
Michael
Dear Editor Letter on high crimes and impeachment
Dear Editor argues that high crimes refer to crimes by high ranking individuals not Clinton specifically. The writer attacks Democrats for misinterpreting the term and calls for punishment of Clinton and allies who seek to lower the bar for impeachment due to his conduct.
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Clinton
Phil Groenewold
Storehouse West thanks supporters for Holiday Giving
The Nesbitt family and Storehouse West directors greet supporters with a New Year message. They praise West Side volunteers for aiding 100 plus families and seniors by adopting 53 households, receiving a $500 senior gift, and collecting food toys and gift certificates to reach 30 more families. They request usable items for a March garage sale and announce late February dropoffs.
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Storehouse West
Rio Grande
Carol A. Nesbitt
Capitol comments on 1999 legislative session
The speaker outlines 1999 goals including a tighter state budget, opposition to tax increases, telecom and electric industry restructuring for competition, and plans to raise DWI penalties. Proposals cover no fault car insurance, seat belts on school buses, Megan’s Law, prison good time reforms, and expanding charter school districts and gambling debates. The piece notes San Juan County’s DWI program prospects and warns of widespread identity theft concerns.
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Hawaii
San Juan County
New Mexico
Megan's
Rio Rancho
Legislature Faces Revenue Sharing and Tax Reform Debates
A letter expresses concern over illegal revenue sharing from reservation casinos and warns of possible loss of funding if struck down. It also discusses water management with Texas over Rio Grande flows, and analyzes a constitutional amendment on property taxes based on income, age, or locality, noting privacy risks and potential inequities. The writer urges public engagement and fair implementation in Santa Fe.
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New Mexico
Texas
Rio Grande
CAI
Smith
Mr. Jones
Jones
Mr. Smith
Interim
Legislative Tax Committee
Revenue Stabilization and Tax Policy Committee
Association of Counties
Isg
Santa’ Fe
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