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Wrap, as it would have a lot of his time as governor, James E. McGreevey, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, said today that his emphasis on an initial mandate of public education, economic development and implementation of a master plan for growth in the State.

Long Hour In an interview with reporters and editors at the New York Times’s printing here, Mr. McGreevey announced his specific to the tip of what his priorities would be, if he win the election was November 4, and said that education, consume much of his time.

”I think we need an education system model of the State of New Jersey, Sir,’’said McGreevey. ”A specific model, where we want to be. A specific model of what education will be like in the State of New Jersey, between birth and if it enters the school, community college or university in training.”

Would it succeed in its effort to unseat Republican Governor of the State, Christine Todd Whitman, said McGreevey, he would spend his first nine months of the Office to maintain communal meetings and try to reach a consensus on the training of parents, teachers and administrators. At the centre of these meetings, he said, would be how resources are used and what should be the curriculum standards should be required to do so. Only education, it assumes that dominate 20% of his time within the Office during a first term.

Mr. McGreevey said he would make administrative costs in schools and try to learn more about the dollars in classrooms. And the curriculum standards used in other regions of the country - as a model of Harvard University in Massachusetts schools and a University of Chicago model used in Chicago schools - as examples, New Jersey should follow.

”I can say now that I Governor’s scrap these standards, Sir,’’said McGreevey.

During the first year of his mandate, Mr. McGreevey said he would not change the way education is funded. He said he felt that the Supreme Court of the State of the recent mandate to give more money on the poorest districts had achieved parity on an interim basis and would not propose any changes in expenditure until the last three years for a first term.

”What I need, to bring to ensure that the money spent is being spent now be reasonable and proportionate,”he said. ”This is not to say anything they want to hear,”he said in reaction to the fact that not all school districts are happy with current spending. Für”jetzt, it remains the same.”

Mr. McGreevey, a state senator is also the mayor of Woodbridge, was able to draw almost even with the governor in public opinion polls largely through his tireless focus on the state’s high auto insurance costs and taxes. But while it continues its plans once again forced to a reduction of self-insurance and taxes to relieve the property of more state support for municipalities, he clearly stated during the interview he wants to improve training for his ultimate legacy.

Apparently relaxed, and enjoy the last days of the campaign lasts, M. McGreevey was once mischievous, but always concerned about the image, it was screened during the interview. He joked about his syntax frightened. ”Is it literally this protocol?”Claimed and it has shown on the tape recorder in front of him. And in one point, after accidentally Slouching back in his chair, he urged Photographers:”Do not take my picture while I am anyway to be back here,”he said. I also see”relaxed.”

Mr. McGreevey often mentioned with the policies and programs of other countries’ governors - most of them Republicans - to show how they govern. He quoted the governor of New York, George E. Pataki, as an example of someone one who had successfully used to organize work for projects.

He said he would follow the examples of North Carolina’s Governor James B. Hunt, Jr., and former governor of Indiana, Evan Bayh, focusing on certain growth sectors in their countries. And he refers to the former governor of Massachusetts, William F. Weld, had succeeded, spurned on industrial development environmentally hazardous writings known as brownfields.