Domestic violence policy and shelter funding in New Mexico
The piece discusses domestic violence as a statewide problem in New Mexico with nominees Richardson and Sanchez labeling it an epidemic. It notes proposed holds for offenders, funding for shelters like The Refuge for Battered Adults in Roswell, and the need for counseling for victims and perpetrators to break the cycle.
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New Mexico
New México
Bill Richardson
John Sanchez
Richardson
Sanchez
Roswell
Readers debate Dilbert satire and faith in editorial letters
A reader letters section argues against the Dilbert comic strip citing nihilism and offensive parody of the 23rd Psalm. The writer praises democracy and science, calls for positive input, and asks others to tell the editor their views on the strip.
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Adams
Mr. Adams
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Four new teachers join Dexter staff in 1977
In Dexter 25 years ago four new teachers were added to the staff Loretto Pachero Teresa Sanchez Rissee Burns and Brenda Anderson. Adam Najar age 13 caught a 25 inch carp at Spring River Park and Zoo pond using a dough ball as bait. Mollie Bosh turned 101.
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Dexter
Loretto Pachero
Teresa Sanchez
Rissee Burns
Brenda Anderson
Adam Najar
Spring River Park
Zoo
Mollie Bosh
Dendahl misses chance over ballots at Santa Fe briefing
At a hastily called press briefing in Santa Fe Secretary of State Rebecca Vigil-Giron said she could not locate a hard copy of Green Party candidate David Bacon’s 1998 registration needed to certify his ballot status. Bacon pledged cooperation as the matter drew no strong political charge.
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Vigil-Giron
David Bacon
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Katherine Harris
George W. Bush
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Dendahl
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Harris
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Jim Jeffords
U.S. Senate
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Sarasota
Clinton
Bill and
Hillary
Yale Law School
Jan Schneider
Palm Beach County
Clintons
Jay Miller
la Tosa
N.M
Hotmail
On This Date in History August Eighteenth
Summary of notable events across history on August 18 including Virginia Dare's birth, Genghis Khan's death, Santa Fe capture, the Bureau of Immigration, Wilson's neutrality proclamation, Tennessee ratifying the 19th Amendment, the Thousand Islands Bridge dedication, James Meredith's graduation, and a 1976 demilitarized zone attack in Korea.
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N.C
Genghis Khan
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Stephen W. Kearney
Santa Fe
N.M
Congress
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United States
Tennessee
Franklin Roosevelt
Thousand Islands
Canada
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Roswell Economy in Decline Cited by Former Mayor
A former Roswell mayor warns of ongoing economic decline driven by layoffs at Nova BUS and the Local Options Gross Receipts Tax. He notes 2,000-plus jobs vanished, real estate values shrinking, and families relocating or accepting lower wage work, with falling public school enrollment signaling broader impact.
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Roswell
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Humorous 19th Century New Mexico Newspaper Snippets
Curated samples from Mesilla News Cimarrón News Daily New Mexican Las Vegas Chronicle Red River Chronicle and Gringo & Greaser reveal satire and wry observations on salaries education social classes and local life in New Mexico between 1874 and 1885.
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Deroggerel
Las Vegas Chronicle
Red River Chronicle of
San Lorenzo
Charles L. Rusz Jr
Gringo & Greaser of
Manzano
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