New Mexico House Debuts Wide Range of Bills
A flood of introduced measures includes HB31 elderly home care HB32 building code standards HB33 teen pregnancy education HB40 software development deduction HB45 water management research HB47 viticulturist funds HB52 public school construction wages HB64 women inmates substance treatment HB67 treasurer reporting rules HB71 low income health services SB37 cigarette stamp discounts SB39 benefit eligibility for slain officers SB44 water project funding SB68 Medicaid sterilizations SB78 school accreditation change SB93 public institutions smoking violations SB101 tobacco fund disbursements SB103 nonprofit gambling rules SJM5 government reorganization SJM7 groundwater study SJM10 integrated public school system SJR2 legislator bill limits SB100 public education improvements and reforms.
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NMSU
WNMU
Albuquerque
Bernalillo
Santa Fe
Cancer Services
San Juan College
Southwest and Border Cultures Institute
HCRI
Sandia
Lanl Reco
Senate
UNM
Gadsden
Ices
Chaves
San Juan
UNM Human Resources
Enron
Dona Ana
BB gun damage hits Roswell area vehicles and buildings
Police reports show multiple vehicle windows damaged by a BB gun across Roswell in the past two days. Graffiti at Habitat for Humanity building on Michigan Avenue and a Schlotzsky’s burglary were also reported. A 1982 bus window on Poe and South Main was broken in a BB gun incident with $1,000 damage.
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Roswell
West McGaffey Street
North Ohio Avenue
West Second
North Delaware
West 8Th Street
North Lea Avenue
North Kentucky Avenue
North Main Street
Habitat For Humanity
S. Michigan Ave
Schlotzsky’s
New Mexico Institute of Mining of
Socorro
Poe
South Main Streets
RISD selects Ray and Associates for superintendent search
The Roswell Independent School District board chose Ray and Associates of Cedar Rapids Iowa to conduct a nationwide search for a new superintendent. The firm also handles Las Cruces schools. A public meeting with board members is set for 7 p.m. January 23 in the RISD board room.
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Roswell Independent
RISD
Ray and Associates
Cedar Rapids
Las Cruces
Kentucky Ave
Amarante Fresquez
Chaves County Legislature Backing Water Bill Push
State Senator Rod Adair said the Chaves County delegation backs a water bill and urged other lawmakers to consider options. The group discussed severance tax funds for Pecos River solutions, a targeted $68 million plan, and potential phased funding. The article notes unity across the delegation, prompts from Gov Johnson, and related bills on nurse practitioners and prison civil commitment.
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Rod Adair
Chaves County
Sen
Jennings
Adair
Pecos
CID
U.S. Supreme Court
Dan Feley
Foley
Aitian
Turney
Lincoln County
Chaves
Harold Hobson
Hobson
New Mexico
Kansas
Senate
House
Rian View
Vila Wily Aday
Carlsbad Irrigation District
Brantley Dam
Santa Fe
Roswell Artesia Basin
Human Services
Department and Administration
Gary Johnson
Governor seeks Medicaid cuts to curb costs amid budget strain
The administration proposes options to trim Medicaid growth as revenue outlook worsens. Uninsured children amount to about two thirds of those served, with potential state savings of 50 million, while federal matching and provider payments face changes. Critics say a concrete recommendation is missing and question the department's approach.
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Human Services
Robin Dozier Otten
Johnson
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