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Senate and House leaders also in dicated they will use different meth ods in trying to get the much dis cussed House Bill 72 amended the Legislature. “I think each of these changes, about 15 of them, should be pre sented as separate bills,” said Speaker Gib Lewis, who heads the Legislative Education Board. “I’m afraid if we try to do it with a omni bus bill, someone would start trying to change some of the substantial changes we made, such as the absen tee rule.” The reform bill provides that any student with more than five unex cused abasenses cannot be given a passing grade. Sen. Carl Parker, D-Port Arthur, said he would present all 15 changes recommended by the state board in one Senate bill, plus other changes he is proposing in the teachers' ca reer ladder legislation. Jon Brumley, chairman of the state board, told the House and Sen ate leaders that there were three “priority ” changes needed in the school reform legislation. One would allow the Texas Edu cation Agency to administer only a basic skills test, mostly reading and writing, to current teachers and defer action for at least two years on a second test on subjects taught. W.N. Kirby, interim commis sioner of education, said the basic Engineers- Get your resumes ready! VvSV Engineering Careers Seminar at February 20-21,1985 The Participating Companies Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA) ALCOA ARCO Oil and Gas Company Army Corps of Engineers Arthur Andersen & Co. Baker Sand Control TEXTRON Bell Helicopter I Bell Helicopter Textron, Inc. Brown & Root Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) LTV Aerospace and Defense Company QQ Lockheed Lockheed Missiles & Space Company, Inc. NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration Polysar Gulf Coast, Inc. POWELL 17 MDUSTnES, MC. V Dow Chemical U.S.A. Ebasco Services Incorporated EBASCO Powell Electrical Manufacturing Company Raymond International Builders, Inc. 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