Furrs stores selloff splits New Mexico locations
Pay and Save Inc takes four Furrs stores in Albuquerque Santa Fe and Tucumcari with takeover dates September 3 to 24. W N Enterprises will operate Silver City and Deming stores as Food Basket starting September 1. Furrs remains open during transitions and many employees will stay on.
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Tristani Drives Bid Amid Puerto Rico Ties and NM Roots
Tristani, a highly credible candidate born in Puerto Rico and linked to New Mexico, has long fuelled her run for public office. She helped unveil her grandfather’s Capitol statue at age 12 and was nominated to the FCC before withdrawing from the New Mexico governor race. Former Albuquerque Mayor Martin Chavez was the Democratic nominee in 1998, losing to Gov. Gary Johnson.
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Roswell Council Considers CAMI Plan With Stipulations
Council member Dick Taylor proposed stipulations including a full business plan and approvals from the Airport committee FAA and the finance committee. The plan would restrict funds to Roswell with cost benefit analysis and job commitments. Mayor Owen backed the CAMI integration while Zolinski noted the measure is an intent and must guarantee 100 percent to Bank of America.
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New Mexico weighs pipeline to move gas to East markets
Northwest New Mexico gas sells at lower prices and lawmakers review a 1996 study on building a pipeline to markets in the East. Rep. Whitaker and Sen. Fidel push for assessment and possible financing to avoid forfeiting millions in potential revenues from rising gas production.
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Tax and redistricting talks shape Utah session agenda
Johnson vetoed a 269 million capital package earlier this year over the income tax cut plan. Lujan suggested focusing first on redistricting with tax cuts possible later if talks with the governor succeed while revenue updates are prepared for a two week timeframe. Miller warned of potential hostage tactics if negotiations drag during the redistricting session. Clifford said a revenue update would be ready in about two weeks.
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