Skeen to retire after 22 years in Congress
Rep. Joe Skeen of New Mexico announces he will not seek re election after 22 years in Congress. The 74 year old rancher cited health and a long public service career while supporters call him a model leader and acknowledge a Democratic leaning district elected him repeatedly.
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NMMI's Lasting Impact in Roswell Robust Military Tradition
The New Mexico Military Institute founded in 1891 trains officers for the U.S. Army and contributes a large share of cadets after West Point. It anchors Roswell with a $38.7 million economic boost, funds ROTC and prep programs, and preserves a motto of duty honor and achievement amid a modern campus life. Three cadets discussed life at the Academy Preparatory Program as part of the institute’s broader story.
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New Mexico Legislature Faces Lean Budget Session
Lawmakers begin a 30 day session in Santa Fe focusing on the year’s fiscal budget. Sen Tim Jennings warns of a 42 to 45 million Medicare shortfall and 12 to 15 million for prisons amid tight money. He seeks a Pecos Valley water plan to prevent a priority call and damage to the state.
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