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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1976

Page

13

Industries resist tax change plan in New Mexico hearing

At Santa Fe the Stabilization Committee opened a two day session with oil and gas groups opposing tax changes. Utah International urged not to raise Navajo Mine taxes while officials outlined coal and uranium tax burdens and industry total payments.

Roswell N.M Daily Record San Juan Western Gasification Co Utah International New Mexico Santa FE Utah International, Inc Fred L. O’chesky Jr O’chesky Peter Hanagan The New Mexico Oil and Gas Association Hanagan Richard Carpenter Navajo Four Corners

New Mexico votes on 25 million higher education bond

The state faces a November ballot on a 25 million general obligation bond to finance construction and instructional equipment for colleges and universities. Bonds would be repaid by a statewide property tax levy over five years 1977-81 with 3.4 million for new or renovated buildings and 1.6 million for equipment. The BEF would plan allocations, with Finance oversight and a promotional group led by Gov Apodaca.

Bill Feather Associated Press Santa FE New Mexico State Board of Educational Finance BEF State Board of Finance Jerry Apodaca Harold Agnew Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory Agnew Action For Education Group Jess Price University of New Mexico UNM New Mexico State University Eastern New Mexico University Price New Mexico Tech Western New Mexico University New Mexico Military Institute Highlands University

Amendment 7 limits New Mexico Legislature size

Santa Fe AP. Amendment No. 7 on the November ballot would lock the legislature at its present size a 42 member Senate and 70 member House and require single member districts for all representatives The amendment would repeal the current size provisions and make reapportionment a constitutional mandate The measure aims to curb growth and align with one person one vote standards while sparking debate over districting and cost implications.

Santa FE New Mexico House Senate State Senate Beauchamp Campbell State Legislative Council Service

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