Campaign money runoff stirs New Mexico House race
In Albuquerque area district 1 Democratic primary three candidates race with large sums raised. Michelle Lujan Grisham leads with 345000, Eric Griego close behind at 321000, while Marty Chavez trails though pushes fundraising via a raffle. GOP side sees Janice Arnold-Jones as sole candidate after withdrawals. Senate race funds show Wilson at 1.45 million and Heinrich at 1.55 million. Incumbents Pearce and Lujan face no primaries in districts 2 and 3.
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Santa FE
Albuquerque-area
Bernalillo County
Michelle Lujan Grisham
Lujan Grisham
Rebecca Vigil Giron
Martin Heinrich
Emily’s List
U.S
Manuel Lujan
Albuquerque
Marty Chavez
Chavez
West Mesa
Griego
Janice Arnold- Jones
Dan Lewis
Arnold-Jones
Arnold Jones
U.S. Senate
Heather Wilson
Senate
Hector Balderas
Steve Pearce
Ben Ray Lujan
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Conrad backs Bowles-Simpson plan as he exits Congress
Editorial lauds Sen. Kent Conrad for supporting the bipartisan Bowles-Simpson deficit reduction framework while noting his departure from Congress. It argues the plan could slow deficits, stabilize debt, and curb entitlements, defense, and tax loopholes, calling for more leaders and voters to prioritize workable solutions over partisanship.
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Sen
Kent Conrad
D-N.d
Congress
Conrad
Senate Budget Committee
Washington
Alan Simpson
Wyoming
Bowles-Simpson
America
Wyden Tours Fukushima Risks Urges Faster Cleanup
In a Tokyo inspection, Senator Ron Wyden visits Fukushima Daiichi and warns of severe nuclear vulnerability, especially Reactor No 4 with spent fuel. He urges Japan to accelerate cleanup, citing potential cross border risk to Oregon and the West Coast, and sends letters to Hillary Clinton and Steven Chu requesting action.
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Ron Wyden
D-Ore
Tokyo
Japan
Wyden
Fukushima Dai-ichi Complex
Hillary Clinton
Energy
Steven Chu
Fukushima
Clinton
Chu
Oregon
West Coast
U.S
Oregonian
Portland
Sheriff Legend Or Overreach In Arpaio Controversy
The piece contrasts traditional sheriff authority with federal overreach in the Joe Arpaio case. It cites historic roots of the sheriff role from England to Virginia and frames Arpaio as a focal point of national debate on immigration enforcement and media portrayal. It argues many sheriffs perform good work while noting federal actions against Arpaio are viewed by some as excessive.
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Durham County
N.C
England
MSM
Joe
Feds
Doonesbury explains ministroke and TIAs
The column explains that a ministroke or transient ischemic attack is a temporary blockage of brain blood flow that signals a higher risk of a future stroke. TIAs last minutes to hours, require urgent care, and demand immediate action to reduce the risk of permanent brain damage.
Navy Seaman Apprentice Ross Completes Recruit Training
Navy Seaman Apprentice Kelly B. Ross of Roswell has finished eight weeks of recruit training at the Navy Recruit Training Command. He studied seamanship drill Navy history and first aid and joined the Navy in December 1986 after graduating from Goddard High School.
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Navy
Kelly B. Ross
Steve A. Ross
Roswell
Navy Recruit Training Command
Ross
Goddard High School
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