Candidates feud over Senate debate lineup in New Mexico
U S Senate hopefuls Ben Ray Lujan and Mark Ronchetti clash over debate plans in New Mexico. They have agreed to two debates so far with KOAT-TV Albuquerque Journal sponsorship and KNME-TV statewide reach. Ronchetti accuses Lujan of avoiding other outlets while Lujan touts KNME's wider audience and a second Albuquerque Journal sponsored event.
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Mark Ronchetti
U.S. Senate
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Albuquerque Journal
Ronchetti
Lujan
PBS
Knme-Tv
Albuquerque
New Mexico
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Travis Brimm
Postal leader defends changes amid election debate
U S Postmaster General Louis DeJoy told the House Oversight Committee he warned allies that Trump’s mail voting attacks are not helpful, but he denies sabotaging the election. He acknowledged speaking to people connected to the campaign and said he will vote by mail.
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Louis DeJoy
Donald Trump
DeJoy
U.S. Postal Service
Gerald Connolly
D-Va
Trump
House Oversight Committee
Congress
House Oversight and Reform Committee
Capitol Hill
Roswell group plans school supply drive for local kids
A Roswell volunteer group led by Mary Gonzales seeks to aid up to 100 children with a school supply drive. Registration for families happens Friday evening at Pioneer Plaza, with ID required for parents and must be present with children on distribution day September 5. Donations of supplies or money are welcome via mailing address or phone.
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Mary Gonzales
Gonzales
Pioneer Plaza
Main Street
Chaves County
P.O
Prison Door Ministries
Johnny Gonzales
WHO warns virus plasma treatment remains experimental
The World Health Organization cautions that using blood plasma from COVID-19 survivors is still experimental, as U S authorities grant emergency use approval to speed access amid ongoing rigorous studies. WHO notes results are not conclusive and evidence is low quality.
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London
World Health Organization
U.S
Soumya Swaminathan
Herrell optimistic about 2nd District race
Yvette Herrell, a Republican former state representative from Alamogordo, says she expects to win New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District in November. She spoke during a Zoom meeting of the Chaves County Federated Republican Women after narrowly losing in 2020 to Democrat Xochitl Torres Small.
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Chaves County
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U.S
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Roswell
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