Christmas Spirit Boosts Tucumcari Portales Giveaways
A local effort spreads goodwill with a Christmas letters appeal for two children per market to win Christmas shopping trips. Submissions to Portales News-Tribune or Quay County Sun offices or by email must include a reason why the child deserves help and contact details. Deadline is December 19.
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Conflict Between Democracy and Law Over NM Judge Mitchell
In New Mexico the clash between popular vote and legal process plays out as Tenth District Judge Albert Mitchell seeks to retain his seat. A 45 percent turnout produced a slim defeat of Mitchell’s retention while the law allows his bid for the vacancy to proceed, pending nominating commission actions and governor selection. Steve Hansen notes public opinion versus judicial procedure and calls for patience as the drama unfolds.
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Candy Snorting Debate Sparks Clovis School Fallout
Viewpoint argues officials overreacted to middle school pupils who crushed Smarties and allegedly snorted powder. The author notes a 12 day suspension and says no drug record exists, urging honest drug education rather than equating candy with cocaine.
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