Legislative Summary of House and Senate Bills in 1975
AP summary lists introduced bills across committees including prohibitions on weapons in liquor venues, tax and revenue measures, education funding, health insurance and veterans programs, civil service and elections changes, and multiple judiciary and public affairs proposals. The dense docket names many individuals, committees, and emergency provisions.
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Associated Press
Berry
O'Donnell
O’donnell
Lopez
Horau
Salazar
Cates
Castilla
Lamberson
Insurance Study Committee
Castillo
Sxamberson
Kerr
Carbajal
Pettinger
Natura Resources
Kloeppel
Bighee
Congress
Lyons
Chacon
Altamirano
Altamirane
Conway
Supreme Court
Meadams
McAdam
Smalley
Construction Industries Commission
Corporations
Burrell
State Library Commission
Montoya
Hansen
Property Tax Administration
Other- 5
SBS
Barboa
Penology and Parole Study Committee
SESS
Michelson
Barton
Iment
Bernalillo County
McAndams
Fitzpatrick Appointment Announced
Gov. Jerry Apodaca appoints retired educator Dr. Mildred Fitzpatrick to the Education Commission of the States. She is an educational consultant in Albuquerque. Apodaca also reappoints state public school finance chief Harry Wagalter, Albuquerque teacher Harriet Breeding and Pathey Albert Schneider to the commission. The nationwide group assists states in developing educational policies.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Mildred Fitzpatrick
Education Commission of the States
Albuquerque
Apodaca
Harry Wagalter
Harriet Breeding
Albert Schneider
Roswell Set for 44th Hereford Show and Sale
The Southeastern New Mexico Hereford Association will stage its 44th annual show and sale in Roswell Friday. The event opens at 9 a.m. with the sale starting at 1 p.m. A dozen cosigners from New Mexico and Texas offer 43 animals at auction. Jupiter is noted as the largest planet with an equatorial diameter of 88,000 miles, about 11 times Earth's.
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Roswell
N.M
Southeastern New Mexico Hereford Association
New Mexico
Texas
Jupiter
Earth
Open Meeting Bill Still Alive in New Mexico House
A bill to open all financial deliberations of legislative committees to the public survived a do not pass vote in the New Mexico House Appropriations Committee. The measure, introduced by Rep. James Caudell, would end the 1974 exemption allowing closed committee meetings and aims to reveal tax dollars spending to taxpayers. The committee tabled the bill for now, with 11 voting to table and 5 against, amid concerns about harassment and procedural openness.
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Santa FE
N.M
APJ
Albuquerque
James Caudell
Caudell
Common Cause
Citizens Lobby
Peoples Business
Peoples
Rosemary Bingham
U Ve
Walker Bryan
Carlsbad
House
John Mershon
Pye
Mershon
D-Otera
New Mexico
John Bigbee
Encino
Ron Chaplin
Rbernalillo
Cecil Cook
Roosevelt
Bigbee
William O’donnell
Dona Ann
Fred Luna
McKinley-Valencia
Luna
University of New Mexico
Senate
Brad Cates
Senate Passes Feed Bill in New Mexico Legislature
The New Mexico Senate passed the feed bill after agreeing to raise legislators per diem from 36 to 40 dollars. The measure, unchanged from the House version, goes to Gov. Jerry Apodaca for signature. The bill allocates about 2.07 million dollars for current and interim operations.
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Bill Feather
Associated Press
Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Senate
Federal
Internal Revenue Service
Tom Rutherford
Dbernalillo
Senate Finance Committee
IRS
Legislative Council Service
Legislative Finance Committee
School Study Committee
New Mexico Receives 11.6 Million in Mineral Revenues
New Mexico collects 11.6 million dollars from mineral leasing revenues for six months ending December 31, tied for second among states after Wyoming. Alaska is the only state not included in the 37.8 percent state share. Flintow Moore Bryan and Fairburn to design Silver City main post office at an estimated cost of 716 thousand. A group vocational guidance workshop for high schools and NMSU opens Wednesday.
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Washington
New Mexico
U.S
Joseph Montoya
Wyoming
Montoya
Alaska
Albuquerque
Flatow, Moore, Bryan and Fairburn
Silver City
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Las Cruces
N.M
New Mexico State University
Department of Counseling and Educational Psychology
State Department of Education
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State Board of Educational Finance
Educational
Lyon
Linard
Hartman
Tax Commission
Bureau of Revenue
Taxation
Hays
Schlientz
Morgan
Gross
Peiron Net
Altamtitano
John Roberts Motors
Parte
Lebor Telaed
AMC
Swan
National Education Asociation of
Bill
Dasari
WGS
Blackwell's Jeweler
Grant County
Lester E
Silver Consolidated School Board