Artesia schools threaten suit over funding shortfall
Artesia Public Schools will sue the state and its Board of Education if funding for next year remains below the statewide average. Superintendent Mike Phipps cites unequal per student allocations, with Artesia at about $3000 versus state average $3506 and neighboring districts higher. A special Senate bill proposed by Sen. Gary Don Reagan would create a 2 percent top-up to aid the lowest-funded districts, but it faces weak committee support.
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Residents in resort areas seek local vote on gambling
New Mexico residents in resort communities push for local referendums on video gambling. Voters approved a statewide amendment on Nov 8 legalizing video gambling and a statewide lottery, while the Legislature and governor-elect Johnson consider rules for locations. Local option advocates urge choice in their communities amid economic and lifestyle concerns.
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H. John Underwood
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Ruidoso Downs Horse Racetrack
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FBI reports 1994 six month crime dip in US cities
Violent crimes fell 4 percent and murders 2 percent in the first half of 1994, with overall crime down 3 percent. Albuquerque showed mixed changes with rising robbery larceny theft and motor vehicle theft but fewer burglaries and arsons. Archdiocese of Santa Fe sells retreat house to fund settlements. A bank robbery in Albuquerque involved a 55 year old woman in a fur coat. New Mexico welfare and food stamp caseloads rose modestly in fall.
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Water diversion limits seek efficiency and conservation plan
The notice states that total water diverted from all sources will not increase and the Pecos River will be unaffected. It calls for more efficient water use, economical farming, and regional benefit. Also notes mailing of a true copy to opposing counsel and Norwest Financial New Mexico, Inc., dated November 30, 1994.
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Kay Grassie
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Hagerman Canal
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Range
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Pecos
State of New Mexico
Etuid Martinez
W. Second St
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N. Main Roswell
Casey J. Schumacher
Schumacher
Chaves County
City of
United States of America
Sunwest Bank of
Norwest Financial New Mexico, Inc
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