Bill Feather AP Capitol veteran dies at 74 in Santa Fe
Former AP reporter Bill Feather who covered nine New Mexico governors from 1958 to 1990 died at his Santa Fe home at 74. Cremation has occurred, memorial services are not planned. Feather earned the nickname dean of Capitol reporters for his encyclopedic state knowledge and professional, balanced coverage.
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Qwest details restatement plan and 2000 01 audits
Qwest Communications outlined steps to restate revenues and 2000 01 results with new auditor KPMG, seeking waivers or renegotiated terms from lenders by Sept 30 to avoid covenants breach. Second quarter 2002 revenue dropped to 4.3 billion from year earlier, with 903 million less, amid lower long distance, optical sales, and access line losses.
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Roswell Tax Debate Features Local Officials and Citizens
Community members in Roswell debate a gross receipts tax with varied views. Supporters call it fair and growth oriented, while opponents cite potential burdens and demand clear benefits and information from local development entities.
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Sanchez outlines tax reform blueprint and tax cuts
Sanchez argues tax cuts boost jobs and revenue and would lower New Mexico's top income tax and capital gains taxes. He pledges a lean government and cites support from the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce for phased capital gains relief. He contrasts with Richardson's record and notes Bacon's call to end gross receipts taxes on food and medicine.
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