CAMI USA issue tabled at Roswell council hearing
The Roswell city council tabled the CAMI USA industrial revenue bond inducement resolution at a Thursday special meeting. The firm seeks 60 million dollars and an official city commitment to issue IRBs, with a Sept 10 deadline for negotiations and pending legal review by city lawyers.
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Jicarilla Apache Nation seeks majority Native district in NM
The Jicarilla Apache Nation urged the New Mexico legislature to place their northern New Mexico reservation in a House district with a Native American majority to ensure electoral influence. Tribal leaders warned that current boundaries could invite legal challenges under the Voting Rights Act and pressed for districts with higher Native representation in both House and Senate.
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Madalena
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Townsend
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