Bruce seeks responsive government in New Mexico race
Republican candidate Walter Bruce Jr outlines a responsive campaign built on listening to voters across New Mexico. He links energy policy to revenue from petroleum, natural gas, coal and tourism, urges sane resource development, road and river cleanups, and keeping graduates in the state with opportunities for youth and support from seniors, stressing Albuquerque and smaller communities alike.
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Walter £. Bruce, Jr
New Mexico
Bruce
Eels
Albuquerque
Bruge
Water rates vary between communities
Water and sewer charges vary across areas with several notable rates. Bernalillo posts a $10.05 minimum for 12,000 gallons and a $6.50 monthly sewer. Paradise Hills shows $8.00 for 12,000 gallons and $4.00 sewer. Albuquerque area charges include a $3.75 base for 5,000 gallons plus 22 cents per thousand. 12,000 gallons total $5.29. Public funds aid Rio Rancho and Paradise Hills, lowering costs there.
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Bernalillo
Paradise Hills
Paradise Services Co
la Puente
California
Sky View Heights
Corrales
Albuquerque
Fiel
Rio Rancho
Counties to Receive 12 Million in Revenue Sharing Funds
The next local year will see Bernalillo and Sandoval Counties share a total of 12,017,651 dollars in federal revenue sharing. Rep. Harold Runnels announced the figures, noting Bernalillo County gets 11,496,130 dollars and Sandoval 520,921. Distribution within Bernalillo includes Albuquerque and several pueblos, while Sandoval allocations go to county and local municipalities. Payments are quarterly, starting in October 1974, with subsequent rounds in January, April, and July 1975, as part of a 38.6 million state grant.
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Sandoval
Bernalillo
Revere
Harold Runnels
Bernalillo County
Bernalte County
City of
Albuquerque
Los Ranchos de Albuquerque
Navajo Tribal Council
Isteta Puebla
Jemez Springs
Cuba
San Ysidro
Corrales
Cochiti Pueblo
Jemez Pueblo
San Felipe Pueblo
Sandia Pueblo
Santa Ana Pueblo
Santo Domingo Pueblo
Zia Pueblo
Skeen Targets Education Reform as Top Governor Goal
Republican candidate Joe Skeen says upgrading New Mexico education standards is his number one priority. He criticizes high spending on babysitting style schooling, calls basic reading and math essential, and warns many graduates lack college readiness. He advocates performance based administration and opposes tenure, urging strong leadership and targeted funding reforms.
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Joe Skeen
New Mexico
Skeen
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Walter Fe, Bruce, Jr
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