Apodaca seeks 266 million for New Mexico schools
Governor Jerry Apodaca requests 266.8 million dollars for 1976-77 state support of New Mexico public schools. The plan boosts the current 233.49 million by 14.3 percent, includes an increased equalization distribution, adjustments to the finance formula, and a new rural isolation factor to aid Gallup-McKinley County. The governor proposes raising the educational unit value from 703 to 785 and notes changes in weighting for bilingual and vocational programs.
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Hoover exposed by writers and critics in 1971 investigation
Investigative columns from 1970 71 questioned FBI chief J Edgar Hoover detailing gifts from Clint Murchison Jr and pay for books authored by FBI staff. The piece notes media scrutiny and Hoover's restraint after White House pressure while highlighting his guarded image versus public power.
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Washington Post reports Ford privately assured Nixon aide Alexander Haig on Aug 28 1974 that a pardon would come. Ford announced the pardon on Sept 8 1974 after taking office following Nixon's resignation amid Watergate, despite prior testimony denying recommendations.
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