Bush vows global hunt for terrorists in first State of the Union
President Bush declares tens of thousands of terrorists threat the nation as he pledges a vigorous war on terror beyond Afghanistan. He calls for tax cuts to revive the economy and urges Americans to commit to 4,000 hours of community service. He names an axis of evil and cites plotted attacks and nuclear plant diagrams found in terrorist hideouts.
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Medicaid funding proposals upset Foley and Wilson in state budget vote
State Representatives passed a 3.9 billion dollar budget for the coming year with Medicaid increases drawing opposition from Rep. Dan Foley of Oswego who warned of funding Medicaid with tobacco money. Rep. Avon Wilson supported the plan, citing inflation coverage for teachers but opposition to perceived cuts. The Senate will reconcile their version with the House.
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Decriminalization bill fails in New Mexico House committee
In Santa Fe the Consumer and Public Affairs Committee shelved a measure to decriminalize possession of up to one ounce of marijuana for adults 18 and over. Critics cite election year pressure as hindering reform amid Gov. Gary Johnson’s drug law overhaul agenda.
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Pineda’s firm fair ruling style highlighted by military ties
Roswell Municipal Judge Hector H. Pineda, a 28 year Army veteran, defends a fair yet firm approach in court. He says he treats defendants like his kids and supports stricter conditions akin to military life. He was appointed in 1996 and faces a second election.
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Stubbs pitches Roswell growth role beyond jobs
Roswell City Council member Judy Stubbs says economic development is about more than adding jobs. She frames the city’s role as creating an environment for business to thrive, while addressing poverty, social issues, and health care. Challenger R Myrline Chance aims for Ward III seat.
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