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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2015
Page
5
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services outlines key steps for signup eligibility and penalties. Sign up window spans three months before to three months after turning 65 with Social Security help. Costs include premiums deductible and co payments, and coverage excludes routine dental, eye care, dentures, and long term custodial care.
A reader warns that using rodenticides on flea bearing rodents carries plague risks. The letter cites New Mexico ecology with Neotoma and Peromyscus species, urges trapping over poisons, references EPA labeling changes, and cites Fleas and Lice of Mammals in New Mexico for flea vector data.
Roy Slezak recalls a high school football brawl at the stadium, a facial injury needing stitches, a stitched mask mishap, and the two girls who drove him to ER. He notes his sister’s visit to Atlantic City and a nephew’s mouthful of a swallowed toy. He later served as a Rio Rancho city councilor and writer.
Sen. Sapien of District 9 and four Democrats blocked a bill to prohibit schools from charging registration, supply, and course fees under the claim of free public education. The measure aimed to end threats to withhold transcripts and diplomas until fees were paid, drawing strong criticism from parents and students. Renowned officials include Sen. Lee Cotter of District 46 and K Las Cruces.
The IRS cautions taxpayers about phishing emails and fake websites seeking personal information. The warnings, part of the annual Dirty Dozen list for the 2015 filing season, emphasize that the IRS will not contact taxpayers by email about bills or refunds and urge reporting suspicious phishing to prevent identity and financial theft.
Veterans who own small businesses and those considering starting one, plus spouses, are invited to the 2015 New Mexico Veterans Business Conference on March 20 at the Sheraton Albuquerque Uptown. Attendees will learn about funding, franchising, government contracting, and marketing with a free breakfast and lunch. Steven Michael Quezada of Breaking Bad will deliver the lunch address. Pre-registration is required online.
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