Health care exchanges face sharp GOP critique and delays
GAO issued an assessment similar to the health insurance markets opening plan. Senator Orrin Hatch warns the law isn’t ready and October could see millions suffer. HHS Secretary Sebelius maintains markets open on schedule. The program aims to help middle and low income individuals with tax credits and Medicaid expansion. coverage starts January 1 with about 7 million signups projected for exchanges and 9 million for Medicaid.
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Health law rollout faces GOP resistance and funding gaps
A GAO assessment notes exchanges aim to connect consumers to coverage whether state or federal run, with limited changes for employer plans. It highlights Republican opposition in Congress and some GOP states blocking exchanges or Medicaid expansion, while 15 of 34 federally led states plan partial exchange functions, signaling potential move to state control. The report details near 394 million spent through 55 contractors as of March, including 84 million to CGI Federal for the federal exchange, 55 million to Quality Software Services, and 38 million to Booz Allen Hamilton. it estimates an additional 2 billion needed next year, split between Congress and insurer user fees.
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Notice of Water Well Change Location and Permit
Legal notice announces E Fvans and Joni Brand applied to change the location of shallow well L-542 to drill a new L-542 PODS in Lea County New Mexico for irrigation use 229.5 acre feet per year. Old well to be plugged. Public protests due within ten days of the last publication with details for filing. Published in Lovington Leader on June 6 13 and 20 2013.
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Roswell
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Range 37
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Lea County
State of
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Lovington planning meeting and water permit notices
The Lovington Planning and Zoning Commission will meet June 26, 2013 at 4 00 p m at Lovington City Hall to discuss land use. New Mexico Environment Department notices proposed renewal and modification of two groundwater discharge permits for Landmark Dairy and Bos Dairy with details on locations disposal methods and groundwater data and public comment timelines. A name change suit in Lea County Fifth Judicial District Court seeks to change Eli Rans Carroll to Eli Lee Belanger with a June 28 2013 appearance deadline and clerk notes.
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Lovington City Hall
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Lovington, NM
Landmark Dairy
Gerard Doldersum
Doldersum Lovington, LLC
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Comanche
Stiles
New Mexico Environment Department
NMED
New Mexico
Cindy Kube
Eli Rans Carroll
Eli Lee Belanger
Laura K. Castillo
W. Broadway
Hobbs
District Court
NSA surveillance touted as thwarting dozens of plots
House and intelligence officials credit NSA programs with foiling more than 50 attacks, including plots against the New York subway and a Danish newspaper office. Joyce cited an Yemen extremist linked to Khalid Ouazzani in Kansas City aiding a stock exchange plot, and a San Diego financier arrested from NSA phone records.
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New York
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Missouri
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Somalia
Officials defend surveillance programs amid terrorism plots debate
Alexander cites 50 plus plots blocked by Internet programs with over 90 percent success but offers few verifiable details. Rogers and Ruppersberger defend the need for broad data collection while condemning Snowden's disclosures as harmful to U.S. security.
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Mike Rogers
R-Mich
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Maryland
Snowden
Rogers
Ruppersberger
United States
Audit finds NM Environment Dept bureaus misstated grant costs
The EPA Office of Inspector General reports three New Mexico Environment Department bureaus did not always follow federal rules for charging labor fringe benefits and indirect costs to grants. Air Quality and Drinking Water charged by budget rather than actual activity. Surface Water Quality submitted deficient personnel reports. The department acknowledged gaps but said corrections were made, all grant-required activities were completed, and no funds were misused.
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