Biden Hints at Political Return After 2016 Inauguration
Vice President Joe Biden signals potential future political moves as he wraps the 2016 inauguration weekend. He fills his schedule with events and receptions for party stalwarts during the long weekend in Washington.
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Woman stabbed in front of Lovelace. Drug busts yield ancient remnants. Salinas found guilty. Local briefs: NMMI men win. Demons party like it is 1987.
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Birk Returns to Ravens Camp Aims for Super Bowl
Matt Birk, 36, ends injury plagued run by rejoining Ravens for another season. He endured neck and knee problems in recent years and has not missed a start as he trains with Baltimore with a clear goal of reaching the Super Bowl.
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GOP moves to delay showdown on debt default
Republicans in the House advance a bill to buy three months of borrowing room to avert a first ever U S default. They aim to avoid immediate spending cuts as talks with President Obama over taxes and deficits continue, with a showdown anticipated next month.
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Spaceflight liability bill to limit spaceport liability
State Senate President Pro Tem Mary Kay Papen to introduce a bill limiting liability of spaceflight manufacturers and suppliers to Spaceport America. Democratic leaders announce a deal between Virgin Galactic and the New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association after tough negotiations. The measure shields suppliers or manufacturers of spaceflight components and services.
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Courts seek nine new judges for New Mexico courts
Santa Fe hearing highlights backlog in civil and domestic cases. Chief Justice Petra Jimenez Maes asks Legislature to approve nine district judges in next year’s budget at a cost of 3.5 million dollars, plus staff.
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United Way of Chaves County tops 2012 fundraising goal
United Way of Chaves County raised 522547 during the 2012 campaign, surpassing the goal by about 22000 and beating last year’s total by over 36000. The amount, announced at the UWCC annual meeting at the Civic Center, covers donations from February 2012 through January 2013. 30 percent stays locally while allocations for the rest will be decided in February.
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Peggy Brewer seeks to retain Roswell school board seat
Peggy Brewer Ed D incumbent of Roswell Independent School District seeks re election to District 3 in the February 5 election. A RISD veteran of 35 years she has served as teacher principal and teacher of principals and remains active supervising student teachers and consulting. She cites budget oversight student and teacher achievement and facility renovations as board duties and urges greater staff recruitment retention and recognition.
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