New Mexico film rebates stir GOP Hollywood clash
The piece examines tensions between New Mexico Republicans and Hollywood. It discusses the 25 percent film tax rebate, cost studies showing low returns, Gov. Martinez’s dealings with studios, productions leaving the state, and aLibertarian shift by former Governor Gary Johnson. It notes potential political impacts and mentions Perot-era third-party dynamics.
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Santa FE
Hollywood
New Mexico
Louisiana
Georgia
Susana Martinez
Sadie
Martinez
Ernor
Gary Johnson
Libertarian Party
Johnson
GOP
Ross Perot
Independent Party
George H.W. Bush
Bill Clinton
Roberto Mondragon
Green Party
Bruce King
Jay Miller
la Tosa
Hotmail
Government antitrust stance clashes with digital age
The Orange County Register editorial argues the Justice Department bungled AT&T and T-Mobile’s $39 billion merger, claiming it reduces competition and hurts consumers. It laments outdated regulation and warns that overreach could push innovation abroad while noting Google probes and broader regulatory burdens.
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U.S
Apple
Google
Facebook
Justice Department
At&t
T-Mobile USA
Verizon
Sprint
Deutsche Telekom
Tmobile
James Cole
Wayne Crews
Competitive Enterprise Institute
T-Mobile
Crews
California
Federal Trade Commission
Mountain View
Calif
America
Germany
China
India
Orange County Register
Prediction and taxes as 2012 nears October end
A Mayan calendar forecast claims Dec 21 2012 as the world end date. Meanwhile a steadier forecast sees the US stimulus pipeline drying up, prompting governors to seek tax rises for essential programs and urging legislatures or voters to approve new taxes.
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Washington
Tax and spending debates span states and services
Doonesbury era themes echo in Washington and California spending fights as tax measures surface for March and November ballots. Markets and roads loom as Medicaid costs press budgets, while a USA Today study flags highway project overruns and planning gaps amid federal spending.
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Taxpayers Union
Washington State
California
Gannett
USA Today
Roswell and Goddard Band TV Special Showcases 1986 Festival
Twenty five years ago the Roswell and Goddard high school marching bands were featured on a KENW-TV Channel 3 special. The program, produced by Eastern New Mexico University Portales Broadcast Center, covers the 1986 87 Southeast New Mexico Marching Band Festival held in Bulldog Stadium Artesia and includes bands from Artesia Carlsbad Hobbs Lovington Portales and Clovis high schools. Other festival participants from Dexter Park Junior High and Artesia and Carlsbad junior high schools appear in a second You Should Know broadcast planned for early January.
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Roswell and Goddard
Kenw-Tv
Channel 3
Broadcast Center
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Southeast New Mexico
Bulldog Stadium
Artesia
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Lovington
Clovis
Dexter
Park Junior High School
Carlsbad Junior High
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