California districts recruit N M teachers
New Mexico teachers with low salaries are being wooed by recruiters from several states, causing district staffing struggles. Santa Fe officials note out-of-state recruiting is common, with Newark California seeking about 40 teachers and two principals. Salary gaps drive movement, as Santa Fe pays starting salaries near 23K while California districts offer more. Texas also draws teachers, and state leaders aim for regional parity rather than competing nationwide.
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March of Dimes aids a premature baby's fight to live
Byanka Sanchez born January 13 1996 at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center weighed little at birth and faced brain hemorrhage and respiratory failure. Her mother Betty Sanchez learned she was pregnant only during labor and rushed to Albuquerque as the baby stabilized with a respirator.
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Statewide magistrate courts seek volunteers for aid
Magistrate courts statewide launch a volunteer program to help clerks and judges cope with budget cuts and growing caseloads. Trained volunteers will assist with filing docketing data entry and courtroom tasks plus background checks interviews and applications.
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Weather Summary Roswell NM forecast
Inside Today notes fair to easterly winds southwest 10 to 15 mph. High near 78 degrees. Tonight’s low around 40. Hints from Heloise column appears in Obituaries section, Roswell Daily Record, A2 B12.
PNM settlement could raise winter gas bills in NM
Albuquerque AP report notes a state gas rate settlement may cut the fixed charge from 14.56 to 9 dollars, saving each home over 5 dollars monthly, but could raise winter bills. PNM pledges no new rate filing before Nov 15, 1999, and one of the parties did not oppose. Attorney General Udall commented on costs for residential customers.
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