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Newspaper

Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 11, 2013

Page

4

IRS Apology Over Targeting Tea Party Groups

IRS official Lois Lerner apologized for the 2012 targeting of conservative groups applying for tax exempt status. About 75 groups were affected, with 150 cases closed and none revoked, as low level Cincinnati staff screened for political activity using terms like tea party and patriot.

Stephen Ohlemacher Associated Press Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS Lois Lerner Lerner American Bar Association Cincinnati Douglas Shulman Congress Shulman House Ways and Means George W. Bush Barack Obama Steven Miller Tom Zawistowski Ohio Liberty Coalition State Zawistowski Jenny Beth Martin Tea Party Patriots Obama

Kerry says he will answer Benghazi questions

Secretary of State John Kerry pledged to answer any questions about the Benghazi attack as House Republicans demand more information. He cautioned against prejudging testimony, noting ongoing probes and a review that cited leadership failures at the State Department.

Donna Cassata Associated Press Washington John Kerry U.S Benghazi Libya House Obama Kerry Congress State Department Accountability Review Board Near East Chris Stevens John Boehner Rohio Barack Obama Boehner Trey Gowdy R-S.c Patrick Ventrell Department White House Eric Schultz Schultz Ventrell Gowdy

Voter Turnout in New Mexico Dips Since 2008

Census analysis shows 2008 turnout at 61.6 percent of voting age citizens in New Mexico, down from 62.6 percent in 2008. Anglos or non Hispanic whites reached 70.5 percent last year versus 71.5 percent in 2008, with lower turnout among ages 18 to 24 and 45 to 64 and 65 to TA.

New Mexico

Hackers Say Large Ring’s $45 Million Heist Spurs Crime Wave

He predicts news of the latest ring will spark further cybercrime. A $45 million cash theft, with suitcases of money now missing, signals a major wakeup for the cybercrime community. He warns that stolen cash may never be recovered.

Health care clinics expand coverage options in New Mexico

Clinics in Lordsburg Hatch and Portales continue as agency officials announce funding to hire or train staff run educational programs and assist people in understanding options under the federal health care overhaul and enrolling in medical plans New Mexico expands Medicaid to cover more low income residents and creates a state exchange for uninsured shoppers

Lordsburg Hatch Portales New Mexico

Yancey Named Treasurer Amid Community Donation Drive

Donations at meetings ranged from 1 to 50 dollars to build an account for community deeds. In October 2001 Yancey was nominated treasurer with signature privileges. funds collected were handed to him for deposit. Although average donations suggested about 8200 dollars over 6 years, deposits totaled 3965 with only 23 dollars left and no bank activity in 3.5 years despite meetings continuing.

Yancey

Yancey Faces New Charges in Payroll Tax Theft Case

Investigators report 16 checks and one transfer during Yancey tenure, including a $300 self check signed Doyle Yancey. New charges add to February fraud, embezzlement, and racketeering claims involving $39,927.17 from Duncan Farms and another $90,971.96 from High Plains Refrigeration payroll taxes. A preliminary hearing to decide binding over to District Court is expected in early June before Magistrate Judge David Finger.

Yancey Doyle Yancey Duncan Farms IRS High Plains Refrigeration Inc

Good Sam Residents Plan Nursing Home Week Activities

Lovington Good Samaritan Home marks Nursing Home Week May 13 to 17 with a themed schedule. Residents dress casual to showcase animal prints, hats, pink or purple for cancer awareness, bake offs, multiple games, hugs for signatures, a dog show, pie eating contest and prizes across Monday to Friday.

Lovington Good Samaritan Home

Coalition On Immigration Bill Clears First Tests

Washington AP reports a bipartisan Senate Judiciary Committee unit blocked tougher border conditions as it refines immigration reform. The panel backed the main measure advancing toward potential citizenship for millions living illegally, with key lawmakers Lindsey Graham Jeff Flake Orrin Hatch and others weighing positions ahead of a likely June floor showdown.

Associated Press Washington Senate Judiciary Committee United States Lindsey Graham South Carolina Jeff Flake Arizona Orrin Hatch Utah Senate White House Barack Obama

Hobbs projects focus on funding judicial complex

Fuller says workload includes the judicial complex and securing funding while Dunlap and Pierce oppose partnering on further projects until Lea County city issues with Lea are resolved.

Hobbs Judicial Fuller Dunlap Pierce Lea Lea County

City budget hearing on patch center costs delays decision

Communications Authority notes Dunlap says the city isn’t paying its fair share to operate the dispatch center. No budget decision made. a workshop to review changes by Bunch set for May 21 at 9 am at the Lea County Event Center in Hobbs. Final budget approval planned for May 23 at the next commission meeting.

Communications Authority Dunlap Commission Lea County Hobbs

Nor-Lea Hospital District Earns Quality New Mexico Award

Nor-Lea Hospital District credits its diverse staff from environmental services to physicians for daily excellence. Savell notes the Quality New Mexico Roadrunner award honors NLHD and Lea County communities, highlighting a continued partnership with Quality New Mexico for future improvements.

Lea County Nor-Lea Malcolm Baldrige NLHD Quality New Mexico Quality New Mexico

New Mexico Quality Awards Explain Baldrige Criteria

The New Mexico Quality Awards provide feedback to participating organizations on strengths and improvement opportunities. Feedback is based on the Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence, assessing seven categories: leadership strategic planning customer and workforce focus measurement analysis and knowledge management operations focus and results. For more information visit qualitynewmexico.org

New Mexico Qualitynewmexic.org

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U.N Susan Rice National Intelligence James Clapper Rice Capitol Good Sam D.O.N Family Feud Minutos Coalition On Immigration Bill David Espo
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