Graduation rules eyed. boards may raise local requirements
At the 1985 Quality Education Conference in Las Cruces, 85 percent of 149 respondents urged keeping the 21 unit state graduation baseline but allowing local boards to add requirements. The survey showed broad support for a basic education diploma and for linking admission to community colleges for those not meeting college entry standards.
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New Mexico State University
New Mexico
NMSU
State Board of Education
Millie Pogna
Baca
Lawmakers review school reform package in New Mexico
The Legislative Public School Reform Committee welcomed Gov. Toney Anaya's proposal aimed at blending executive and legislative input. The plan includes higher teacher salaries, parent-teacher cooperation, testing, early childhood focus, and unified control of programs and funding, with costs estimated around 50 million annually for salaries and potential tax revenue options discussed.
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Santa FE
Legislative Public
Toney Anaya
Anaya
Legislative Education Study Committee
Christine Donisthorpe
Rsan Juan
Hal Stratton
Rbernalillo
Richard Cheney
R-San Juan
Victor Marshall
R-Bernalillo
Donisthorpe
Leonard Sheffield
D-Olero
Sheffield
House Conservative Coalition
Baca
Ralio
Silas Garcia
D-Santa Fe
Independent New Mexico firms seek clarity on intrastate rates
In New Mexico, 13 independent telephone firms filed with the Public Regulation Commission asking for guidance on how to treat central office and local switching costs under the new intrastate long distance pricing plan due to take effect Nov 1. The panel’s interim order shifted from pooled revenues to cost based rates, prompting concerns about revenue needs and cross pricing between Mountain Bell and independents.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
State Corporation Commission
The
Corporation Commission
Continental Telephone Co
West
Navajo Communication Co
Mountain Bell
Charles Olmsted
Olmsted
Continental
Espanola
AGs office probes New Mexico Magazine ad practices
The state attorney general's office is investigating New Mexico Magazine for free and discounted ads given to firms including Fila and Rossignol Ski Inc. Former publisher Randall Beier resigned after department questions. The probe, begun last winter, follows a Legislative Finance Committee request and audit notes on unrecorded trade-out deals.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Kathleen Marr
Randall Beier
Economic Development and Tourism Department
Fila
Rossignol Ski Inc
Beier
Legislative Finance Committee
Economic Development Agency
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