BEF Divides 25 Million Bonds Among New Mexico Colleges
The New Mexico Board of Educational Finance allocated 25 million dollars in general obligation bonds to 19 higher learning institutions. Funds will be disbursed over five years starting next fiscal year, following November general election authorization. UNM receives the largest facilities share at 6.9 million, with NMSU at 3.9 million, and others listed for ENMU, Western, Highlands, Tech, Military Institute, Junior College and branch campuses. The 8 million for instructional equipment is distributed by a formula prioritizing vocational and lab subjects.
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University of New Mexico
New Mexico
UNM
UNM Medical School
NMSU
ENMU
NMHU
WNMU
New Mexico Tech
NMMI
New Mexico Junior College
Northern New Mexico
Los Alamos
Gallup
Alamogordo
Carlsbad
Dona Ana
Grants
San Juan
Clovis
Roswell
School For the Visually Handicapped
State Board of Finance
State funds earmarked for college facilities and stadiums
The state Board of Finance sold the first 5 million dollars in bonds with costs prorated to institutions. The 1977 Legislature approved 22,035,000 dollars for facilities at state colleges and a new football stadium at New Mexico State University, part of the Christmas Tree package.
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BEF
Joe Watson
Wilbur Shackleford
New Mexico State University
Robert Huff
DeLayo reopens state education legal unit
Santa Fe AP reports State School Supt. Leonard DeLayo has re established a Department of Education legal services division to be headed by Jack Underwood and staffed soon. The move follows April 18 Board guidance, with Atty. Gen. Anaya promising court action challenging the authority.
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Santa FE
Leonard DeLayo
Department of Education
DeLayo
Jack Underwood
State Board of Education
O'Leary Sees Big Gains From Trans-Alaska Pipeline
Federal energy chief predicts two million barrels per day capacity by mid 1980s with 600000 bpd by summer. O'Leary cites reduced foreign oil dependence and possible Alaskan oil surplus on the West Coast by December 1977 while Rep. Harold Runnels' subcommittee plans Alaska tour.
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Albuquerque
Federal
United States
John O'Leary
Washington
Harold Runnels
Dn.m
Runnels
Beaufort Sea
O'Leary
North Slope
Subcommittee On Special Investigations
House Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Alaska
Jal
N.M
Ortiz and Davis seek dismissal in bribery case
David Norvell filed a motion in District Court Friday asking to dismiss the case against Rudy Ortiz and Charles Davis. A Bernalillo County grand jury indicted them in February on conspiracy and bribery linked to payments from Richard Cottrill. Cottrill pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges. his licenses were suspended in March. Judge Traub kept under advisement a separate motion by Davis seeking dismissal of the conspiracy count.
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David Norvell
Ortiz
Bernalillo County
Democratic Party
Charles Davis
Albuquerque
Richard Cottrill
Cottrill
Richard Traub
Davis
Traub
Regents Plan Meeting on Mining and Petroleum Dept
SOCORRO AP The New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Regents will meet at 1 30 p m May 2 on campus to discuss the Mining and Petroleum Engineering Department planning and priorities.
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