Luncheon Addresses Issues for Lawmakers in Roswell
At the 2003 Issues Roundtable Luncheon at the Roswell Art Museum executives from the Association of Commerce and Industry discussed water, education, healthcare, and taxation as top statewide concerns. Attendees formed issue lists, heard regional views, and planned lobbying priorities focusing on spending reform, incentives, and workforce quality.
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Roswell Art Museum
J.D. Bullington
Association of Commerce and Industry
Bullington
ACI
New Mexico
Roswell
Bill Owen
Lea County to host 1.8 billion uranium plant
An international consortium led by Louisiana Energy Services and Urenco plans a 1.8 billion uranium enrichment facility in Eunice New Mexico near the Texas border. The project could begin within three years if permits go smoothly, with 200 to 400 construction jobs and about 250 operations jobs.
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Eunice
Lea County
Texas-New Mexico
Louisiana Energy Services
Urenco
LES
Marshall Cohen
Jim Ferland
Carroll Leavell
R-Jal
Gay Kernan
R-Hobbs
Netherlands
West Nile cases rise in New Mexico total 43
The New Mexico Health Department confirmed two more West Nile cases bringing total human infections to 43. A 72-year-old Santa Fe County man and a 56-year-old Colfax County man were diagnosed with meningitis. An 80-year-old Curry County man developed encephalitis and meningitis, with 22 cases progressing to brain or spinal involvement. Public briefing set for Rio Rancho City Hall to discuss spread and prevention. Authorities urge indoors at dawn and dusk, long sleeves, and repellent for protection.
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Santa FE
State Health Department
New Mexico
Colfax County
Curry County
Health Department
Alwilda Cheney
Rio Rancho
Preston Lee Stone
Roswell
Environment and Health Departments
Mack Sewell
Cheney Visits Taos Amid Quiet Dignitary Run
Vice President Dick Cheney spent a day in Taos without public appearances while staying with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. Protests outside Taos airport and Taos hotel were peaceful, numbering about 15 to 20, and a banner welcomed the pair. Local officials praised Taos residents, noting most people supported their visit.
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TAOS
Dick Cheney
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
el Prado
Cheney
Taos County
Duran
Roswell Council Sets Special Meeting on Grant
The Roswell City Council will meet at City Hall in council chambers at 5 p.m. today to discuss a resolution approving a grant for the Roswell Industrial Air Center RIAC and related actions.
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Roswell City
City Hall
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Mail Subscription Rates In New Mexico and Other States
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