Oil pricing policy critique and state education concerns in New Mexico
Fred Buckles reports Shelley Kolbert denounces a federal oil pricing system as unfair to New Mexico refineries claiming the two tier formula costs the state about 25 million annually and raises gasoline prices. The piece also covers nepotism violations flagged in New Mexico schools, legal actions and hearings involving ENMU faculty and Deming teachers, education funding tensions with federal officials, and Gov. Apodaca naming state directors and agency boards.
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Shelley Kolbert
New Mexico
FEA
Kolbert
Leonard DeLayo
DeLaye
U.S. Office of Education
U.S. Education
Terre] Bell
SBE
Edwin Rumpf
William G
Jerry Apodaca
Mobile Housing Commission
Santa Fean A.D
Tony) Apodaca
Tony Apodaca
Apodaca
Bob Cooper
John Block
Construction Industries Commission
Tony
Organ Society elects officers for 1975 76 year
The Rio Rancho Organ Society held their July meeting at the Vista Grande Apartments and elected officers for the 1975 76 year. Bill Bradford was named president, Bertha Drews vice president, Helen Fedor secretary, and Thelma Balik treasurer. The group planned an August 14 Luau during the next meeting.
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Tony
Blanch Barnett
Vista Grande Apartments
Catherine
Cyril Waoestman
Rio
Rancho
Chicago
Rio Rancho Organ Society
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