New Mexico graduates struggle to land local jobs
Albuquerque AP report finds many New Mexico graduates leave the state for work as the recession tightens. Eduardo Rodriguez, an electrical engineering graduate, and others say limited local opportunities push them to pursue jobs elsewhere, while officials note demand in education and health care remains strong.
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Painted Ponies proceeds fall short of target charity goal
In New Mexico the Trail of the Painted Ponies project by HorsePower promised $200,000 to charities this week, based on 120 life sized ponies placed around the state. Sales total over $475,000 with sponsors adding at least $595,000. charities are owed roughly $380,000 while the company would receive about $95,000, far below Barker’s $1 million charity goal.
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Teachers honored with new wheels in Roswell program
Krumland Motor Group sponsors a district program in Roswell Independent School District that awards two teachers free car use for a semester. At a banquet, Cathy Livingston of Berrendo Elementary and Victoria Sanchez of East Grand Plains Elementary were announced as recipients for the upcoming term. Livingston and Sanchez each have seven years at their schools, with strong classroom work and involvement in school activities.
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FDA warns Coulston Foundation over lab practices in New Mexico
The FDA issued an October warning to the Coulston Foundation in Alamogordo, urging fixes to nonclinical lab practices or risk rejection of two years of study results. Spokesman Don McKinney said the facility aims to reconcile the issue but did not detail deficiencies. FDA inspections were conducted in 1999 and 2000 to assess compliance.
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Correction on Fire Alarm Fine Issued by The Record
The Daily Record corrects the prior report noting the fine for each additional false alarm after the third is $100. The May correction states The Record regrets the error and clarifies the penalty.
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