Roswell teachers urge professionalism over sole collective bargaining
The Roswell Education Association argues NEA NM overemphasizes bargaining and calls for funding and salary focus in education. They contend teachers deserve professional status and warn that overregulation and court rulings squeeze classroom time and discipline, prompting union activity.
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National Education Association of New Mexico
Roswell
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Alumni oppose coed admission at New Mexico Military Institute
The Alumni Association of the New Mexico Military Institute rejects admitting females to the Corps of Cadets citing academic financial and legal concerns. They cite current female participation at NMMI Roswell High and other programs, projected costs for coeducation, and advise amending the New Mexico Equal Rights Amendment to exempt NMMI from ERA requirements.
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New Mexico
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State Board of Educational Finance
United States
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Board of Regents
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Federal Register
Virginia Military Institute
Legislative Finance Committee
LFC
State of
Voters Minimal Turnout In County Special Election
County clerk Phyllis Chandler reported a turnout of 1,443 voters in the recent special election, far below expectations as participation stayed under ten percent. New Mexico Military Institute gains military college status allowing ROTC, placing NMMI among nine national centers for officer procurement and enabling ROTC instruction at the high school level.
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New Mexico Military Institute
U.S. Army
NMMI
Ford campaign faces spending limits in New Mexico race
Roswell state representative Colin McMillan outlines federal limits on contributions and travel funds for the Ford campaign in New Mexico. He notes a $17 000 allotment with $6 000 more requested and a single Albuquerque headquarters staffing three workers, as he predicts Ford’s performance in Albuquerque Heights and northern counties amid a 2 to 1 Democratic state affiliation. Steve Ford campaigns in multiple cities sharing views on limited federal government and tax policy. Voter registration shows Democrats ahead in several counties with modest gains for Republicans and independents. overall margin remains 2.21 in favor of Democrats.
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Colfax
Quay County
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Israel
Great Plains
Bureaucracy Growth Despite Candidacy Promises
Jack Anderson and Les Whitten analyze how government expansion outpaces efforts to cut the federal burden. Carter and Ford vow to shrink the bureaucracy, yet staff build-ups continue as subordinates multiply and paperwork grows, outstripping any rise in useful work.
Ford shows best and worst in televised news conference
James Reston Ford weighs the good and bad of his White House tenure in a televised briefing. He contrasts campaign rhetoric with past policy shifts and argues for a serious, issue focused finish before the election.
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