Hagerman youth center funding advances toward January 2003 rollout
The Hagerman County Youth Recreation Center gains full funding as engineers stand by and the grant agreement proceeds. Phase Four will complete a long project after earlier phases delivered a multipurpose room library and game space. Artesia and Lincoln County also receive regional funding for senior center and health clinic projects.
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Tricare dispute grows as Roswell doctors weigh rates and access
Retirees beyond 40 miles from care and the average retiree age around 43 raise concerns about Tricare payments. Doctor Galen Eversole says reimbursements are too low to keep doors open, while TROA urges higher DoD fees. Some areas face limited coverage with Tricare Prime Remote. Walgreens cites low reimbursements as a barrier to participation.
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Roswell road project plans staged closures and merchant support
A city led task force outlines a phased Second Street project with complete road closure only in affected segments and no simultaneous closures of Michigan and Ohio avenues. Contractors may begin phases in blocks bounded by Lea Union Main and Montana. five lanes must stay open Nov 22 to Jan 3 2003 with fines for delays. The group, led by Zach Montgomery, will contact merchants, assess preexisting damage, appoint liaison captains, and host an information meeting to align construction with community needs.
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Montgomery
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Roswell
Quiet Virginia professor shoots student in Tenn campus rampage
A gunman identified as Odighizuwa opened fire at a private law school in Shooting City Tennessee, prompting a fast lockdown. He was tackled on the ground and taken into custody, facing three counts of capital murder and three weapons charges. Ellen Qualls noted a history of mental instability. The campus with about 170 students canceled classes rest of week. Governor Warner expressed shock.
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Richwood
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Legislative package list from January 2002 House Senate bills
Introduced in House and Senate outlines include HB1 through HB36 and SB1 through SJR1 covering general appropriations education highway taxation tobacco funds Medicaid programs school reform and more. The long catalog names specific agencies topics and reform measures with no narrative outcomes.
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Tax debate centers on Medicaid in New Mexico budget
Senate lawmakers argue Medicaid cost growth dominates next year’s budget fight as Johnson pushes about 50 million in projected spending cuts. Republicans warn tax breaks would harm the poor while urging business friendly tax cuts to spur jobs and growth.
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Ingle
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Albuquerque
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