Tax cut plan remains muddy in New Mexico special session
Santa Fe AP report says during the upcoming special session on redistricting House Speaker Ben Lujan said a tax cut proposal may not be resolved yet. Gov. Gary Johnson seeks a $72 million across the board income tax cut and will consider compromises if leaders reach a done deal before Johnson issues the session proclamation.
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New Pipeline Plan Studied In New Mexico
A legislative subcommittee will study the feasibility of a public private partnership to build and finance a new pipeline. The aim is to move gas from New Mexico to eastern markets, addressing limited capacity that currently depresses prices and production. Senate Majority Leader Timothy Jennings notes the lack of capacity for northwestern gas and the need to diversify markets beyond the Four Corners westward flow.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Senate
Timothy Jennings
D-Roswell
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San Juan Basin
Tristani to Run for Senate Against Domenici
Gloria Tristani plans to leave the FCC on Sept. 7 and return to New Mexico likely to challenge Republican incumbent Pete Domenici for the U.S. Senate. Tristani cites four years at the FCC advancing access and child protection while vowing to pursue elective office.
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Federal Communications Commission
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U.S. Senate
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Washington, D.C
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State Corporation Commission
Democratic Party
Diane Denish
Domenici
Senate
Dennis Chavez
D-N.m
Roswell Council Approves CAMI USA Bond Inducement
The Roswell City Council unanimously approved a $60 million industrial revenue bond inducement for CAMI USA after a Monday meeting. CAMI’s Curtis Zolinski cited a Sept 10 deadline for contract talks, while Finance Director Larry Fry raised questions about language and tax adjustment benefits. The reworded resolution was accepted with safeguards for the city and more study time requested.
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Cami USA
Roswell
Curtis Zolinski
CAMI
Larry Fry
Chlorine accident at Hobbs High pool injures 38
Investigation into a June 29 chlorine release at Hobbs High School pool continues as 11 children are treated at Lea Regional Medical Center and Nor-Lea General Hospital. Alan Corpus, 10, was airlifted to a Lubbock hospital but returned home and resumed swimming lessons. The pool reopened on July 10 after the automated chlorine system was removed.
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Alan Corpus
Lubbock
Judy Torres
Wioh Mia Russell
Lea Regional Medical Center
Nor-Lea General Hospital
Lovington
Corpus
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