Anderson reacts to endorsement by Congressman Skeen
Anderson responds to Joe Sheen endorsement of Ed Tinsley in the 2nd District race. He says he is disappointed but not stunned and questions Skeen's motive while noting redistricting had not yet been completed. Skeen spokesman Jim Hughes denies a mind change and says no endorsement plan was announced.
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Las Cruces Mayor Smith says he will win primary
Las Cruces mayor Ruben Smith defends being a professional politician as he campaigns on a long public service record. He states he will win his primary, asserting his track record and competence compared with opponents.
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American Catholic leaders seek defrock process for abusing priests
Vatican talks yield a recommendation to defrock priests guilty of serial sexual abuse of minors but stop short of a zero tolerance blanket policy. Local bishops would decide on non notorious cases while a June meeting will craft a fuller policy and potential reports to authorities.
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Bishops to set national standards on child abuse cases
At the June gathering in Dallas U S bishops will draft national standards for handling minor abuse cases and send them to the Holy See. A special process would defrock priests who are notorious and guilty of serial abuse, while not notorious cases stay to local bishops. Semaries and religious houses will be visited to ensure admissions and teachings meet standards.
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Hatchery aids endangered bonytail chubs in Dexter
Dexter National Fish Hatchery and Technology Center welcomed 214 adult bonytail chubs into spawning season. Hatchery manager Manuel Ulibarri notes fish are microchipped to record gamete production, family history, spawning cycles, and offspring for careful breeding management.
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Inpatient Care Crisis Faces Chaves County Mental Health Efforts
District Court Judge Alvin Jones oversees a jail diversion program aimed at steering crisis cases away from jail toward treatment. He warns that without an inpatient facility, police and officers are overwhelmed by evaluations and repeated encounters with frequent fliers, raising costs and safety concerns.
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