Bidegain Named NM Game Commission Chair Faces Resignation
Lawsuit against Bidegain tied to a February cougar kill on T-4 Ranch in San Miguel County leads to his resignation as chair of New Mexico Game Commission. He, along with four others, faces a misdemeanor for hunting without proper presence and licenses amid long running controversy over coyote contests and environmental concerns.
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City weighs asbestos risks amid council debate over evaluations
The engineering report warns asbestos and other toxic materials in the building require special protective measures for deconstruction crews. City officials clash over written performance evaluations and staff time, while a unanimous vote approves seven items.
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Tucumcari Candidates Face Questions On City Government Form
Appointment McTigue questioned the type of government in Tucumcari and both candidates failed to answer. Tucumcari operates under a commission manager system with the mayor presiding over the city commission. Mayor Amiel Curnutt asked candidates about their day jobs and impact on availability. Brito, a behavior management specialist, expects flexible duties. Gutierrez, an operations supervisor at First National Bank of New Mexico, sees no problem performing duties.
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Early childhood education amendment blocked in Senate Finance
An 8-2 vote by the Senate Finance Committee halted New Mexico's proposed constitutional amendment to divert 7 percent of the Land Grant Permanent Fund to fund early childhood programs. Proponents, led by Allen Sanchez, argued the move would boost the economy and child well being, while opponents warned it could erode the endowment and threaten the state budget. The bill faces slim odds of passage before session end.
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