Obama cites over one million signed up for health care
President Obama said more than 1 million people enrolled since Oct. 1 as HealthCare.gov improves, though he warned the rollout is not yet settled. Officials noted 3.9 million qualified for Medicaid expansion while insurers warn of data glitches and potential coverage gaps ahead of Jan. 1 deadlines.
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Utah judge strikes down ban on gay marriage
Federal judge Robert Shelby ruled Utahs 2004 constitutional amendment restricting marriage to a man and a woman violates equal protection and due process. Officials moved to halt licenses as the state appeals, while Salt Lake City began issuing licenses to same sex couples and the public celebrated.
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Economy grows 4.1 percent in third quarter
U S growth accelerated to a 4.1 percent annual rate July through September the fastest since 2011, led by stronger consumer spending and a stockpile buildup. Obama touted signs of improvement with solid job gains and a lower unemployment rate, while economists forecast slower growth in Q4 before a pickup next year.
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First openly married gay couple in Roswell share history making step
Dorst and Folts wed in Roswell after a long courtship in a town with mixed views. They describe legal gains, personal growth, and a shared hope to grow old together while staying rooted in their community and family.
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New Mexico clerk resigns over gay marriage ruling
Roosevelt County Clerk Donna Carpenter and Deputy Clerk Janet Collins resigned Friday in protest of the New Mexico Supreme Court ruling that legalized same sex marriage. County officials expect to appoint replacements Monday. Meanwhile San Juan County issued its first license to a same sex couple and others moved to comply.
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Local Roswell PSA spot features Mendoza-Piller on DWI impact
Mendoza-Piller explains self belief as key to life choices and making an impact state wide. Austin and Jones, veterans of the Every 15 Minutes DWI program, recall past student experiences and teamwork with Taylor. Taylor plans more public service spots with Roswell residents including LGPA champion Nancy Lopez in the spring.
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RISD Board discusses possible policy change on EOC bypass
Friday's proposal would extend policy changes allowing students to bypass failing EOC scores. District principals say impact is uncertain. Goddard High Principal Brian Luck calls the change worth looking into after the meeting. No action was taken. board will vote after a second reading.
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