New Mexico leaders react to death of former President Carter
New Mexico officials and lawmakers mourn the death of Jimmy Carter at age 100. Leaders like Rep. Gabe Vasquez and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham lauded his long public service, human rights advocacy, and foreign policy achievements such as the Camp David Accords and staunch support for renewable energy and environmental protection.
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Madrid charged after backing into deputy vehicle and high speed pursuit
Javier Madrid, 37, faces multiple charges after backing into a Chaves County deputy unit during a traffic stop near South Lea Avenue and West 19th Street and fleeing on a high speed chase ending near the U S 70 bypass. Deputies found fentanyl in his possession. The stop began when Madrid driving a blue Chevrolet Malibu moved slowly on North Washington Avenue then east on College Boulevard.
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