Brown closes gap for Senate win in tight national race
Votes continued across the nation as Brown, a Republican, narrows lead against Coakley. A Brown victory would give the GOP 41 seats and the power to block the president's health care agenda, amid a backdrop of unemployment and fiscal woes.
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Carlsbad firm switches offices to solar power
Constructors Inc. in Carlsbad switched its offices to solar energy after UNM sophomore Janea Dickson proposed a plan. The system of 216 interconnected 210-watt panels is expected to generate about 8,300 kilowatt hours monthly, aided by government tax credits and incentives.
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Pozo Showcases Residency Art at Roswell Museum
Pozo, guest artist in Roswell's Artist in Residence program, discusses costs and method while preparing a lecture and reception. He works between teaching and cabinetry, painting interiors, and creates pieces to fund his next projects. The event runs Jan 29 from 5 30 to 6 30 p m.
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Deputy charged in handcuffing case of Angela Nitschke
Angela Nitschke described being placed in handcuffs by Daniel Nitschke after a Sept. 24 arrest on battery against a household member and false imprisonment. O'Bryan questioned internal handling by the Sheriff’s Office and noted a potential conflict of interest.
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New Mexico lawmakers clash over taxes and ethics in short session
Senate leaders call the year tough with an estimated 650 million budget gap and push for ethics reform alongside a statewide vehicle tax. Governor Richardson’s agenda faces stiff odds as lawmakers debate temporary taxes and cost cutting while the budget dominates 30 day session priorities. Local Roswell representatives urge focus on balancing the budget and delivering core services.
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Catholic Bishops Oppose Domestic Partnerships Proposed in New Mexico
Allen Sanchez of the New Mexico Catholic bishops group says domestic partnerships are a stepping stone to same sex marriage. The bill would grant unmarried couples legal protections for medical decisions, adoption, and child support, while bishops cite Catholic teachings against conceding ground toward marriage. Linda Sieg of Equality New Mexico notes ongoing pushback despite the disruption of opposition.
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