Clovis Media Statement Promotes Voice and Freedom
The Clovis Media Inc. newspaper reiterates its mission to give voice to all and uphold freedom as a life gift while emphasizing responsibility for equal rights. Authors Rob Langrell and David Stevens contribute to the message.
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New Mexico Eyes 21st Century Ride Share Regulation
Susana Martinez backs welcoming Uber and Lyft while Rep. Monica Youngblood pushes HB168 to regulate ride sharing. The bill would require PRC permits, background checks, insurance, and driver status rules, with Albuquerque noting Uber trips at the Sunport approach 18 000 in 4 1/2 months.
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Ethics bill gains traction in New Mexico House
The state faces a push for ethics reform led by House Joint Resolution 5, backing a nine member ethics commission with paid staff to oversee officials and contractors. Despite other ethics bills, only HJR 5 has clear momentum, though cost projections and past scandals color debate. Tom McDonald notes public support may depend on voter passage.
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Time over money in Tucumcari life reflection
Steve Hansen reflects on eight years in Tucumcari comparing a life focused on earning and accumulating with one valuing time and doing. He contrasts California's pricey living and Amarillo shopping with Tucumcari's low costs and limited opportunities, concluding he prefers time spent over money earned. He invites contact at stevenmhansen plateau-
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