Court Reporter Excluded From Nepotism Act
The attorney general's office says an official court reporter is not covered by the anti nepotism statute since they are not a clerk deputy or assistant. The opinion notes certified shorthand reporters qualify for such appointments and merit. Sent to David R Gardner of the Judicial Standards Commission in Albuquerque.
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Santa FE
Attorney General's Office
Andrea Buzzard
David R. Gardner
Judicial Standards Commission
Albuquerque
No Investigation Planned In Santa Fe Atty Dispute
Santa Fe District Attorney Castellano faced a denied immediate probe by the State Supreme Court Disciplinary Board at the request of Antonio Ike De Vargas of La Raza Unida. Chief bar counsel William Gilbert cited likely bitter litigation before any decision, as Castellano had charged De Vargas after an incident ending in Deputy Anthony Griego's head injury.
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Griego
de Vargas
Gilbert
Castellano
de Vargs
Texas Money Awarded For Conservation Aid
The Agriculture Department allocated nearly 16.5 million dollars to Texas for the agricultural conservation program next year, about 4.8 percent of all funds. The program has been a target of cuts by Secretary Karl L. Butz, who questioned its necessity and potential abuse. Texas led all states, with Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, and Kansas following in allocations. The program disperses funds through local farmer committees to protect soil, woodland and water resources.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Texas
Secretary of Agriculture
Karl L. Buta
Congress
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Kansas
Oklahoma
California
Montana
Wisconsin
Virgin Islands
Rhode Island
Talks Proposed Talks Proposed ALBUQUERQUE CAP
Albert Shanker president of the American Federation of Teachers urges rival teacher groups to resume merger talks. He cites rising unemployment with 500,000 unemployed and 200,000 entering the workforce yearly. He says layoffs persist and funds shift from education, leaving teachers unable to quarrel.
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Albuquerque
Albert Shanker
American Federation of Teachers
Shanker
National Education Association
Notice of Probate for Edith Moss Will in Grant County
In the New Mexico Probate Court of Grant County an instrument claimed to be Edith Florence Moss's last will has been produced and filed. A hearing to prove the will is set for October 12, 1976 at 10:00 a.m. in Silver City. If proved, the court will admit the will to probate and approve it as the decedent’s last will. Witness is the Clerk of the Probate Court, Bila Ward, on September 14, 1976.
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Edith Florence Moss
New Mexico
Silver City
Grant County
School Lunch Subsidies Seen Growing Despite Fewer Pupils
The Agriculture Department forecasts 800 000 more children will eat subsidized school lunches this year as eligibility expands. The program could rise to 2.26 billion dollars, serving about 26.8 million children with 10.8 million free lunches and 14.6 million at reduced or full prices.
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Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Agriculture Department
Congress
White House
Office of Management and Budget
GMB
USDA
Economic Research Service
Paul &. Nelson Jr
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Dob
Silver City’ Daily Press
Wurlitzer
N. Mesa
el Paso
Lee
Curtis Maxwell
Maxwell House
Cliff-Gila County
Maxwells
Margaret Dines
Becks’ Billings
Hop Anata
Saki-Tan
Janne
Egalst
Mater
Aire
Exaarge
Tarlaray
Discount Warehouse
South Bullard
State OF New Mexico
Bila Ward
John Perrin
Texas Governor's Office
Nelson
Pertin
Clay Mac
Casa Loma
Franciscan
Paul R. Gantz
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