Bush address under tight security after 9 11 attacks
President Bush spoke to a joint session amid heavy security as Congress, the judiciary, and the executive gathered under the Capitol dome. He outlined plans to strike terrorist networks in multiple countries, warned an axis of evil including North Korea, Iraq, and Iran, and urged pension reform and tougher corporate disclosure.
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Stubbs Seeks Roswell Impact With Community Focus
Roswell public official Stubbs continues her campaign emphasizing community development and education. She highlights work with the Roswell Chamber of Commerce and state legislators to support essential air service subsidies and rural growth, while urging youth programs and healthy environments for youths.
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Pineda Defends Municipal Court Work and Compassion
Pineda, lacking political experience but insisting on common sense, seeks reappointment to the Municipal Court. He recalls cleaning a chaotic court, says he stopped DUI and domestic abuse caseloads after judge discussions, and cites treating people fairly. He earned a GED in the Army and a master's in education from Eastern New Mexico University. He is married to Heidi for 38 years, with three children and one grandchild.
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Legislative summary of House and Senate bills in New Mexico
A dense roll of bills and resolutions including HB334 to HB367 and SB304 to SB342, covering topics from drug regulation and tax credits to education funding and public safety. The list notes passage details, program names, institutions like NMSU and UNM Taos, and specific policy areas such as Medicaid in schools, water funding, unemployment benefits, and DWI grants.
New Mexico Panel Tables Marijuana Bill Amid Rush Session
The committee, led by Rep. Patsy Trujillo Knauer, tabled the marijuana bill after brief remarks by sponsor Rep. Gail Beam. The measure faced opposition from Protect New Mexico's Darren White and would have changed penalties for possession, which ranges from a misdemeanor for an ounce or less to felonies for larger amounts.
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Lawmaker pushes medical marijuana use and judge discretion
Johnson advocates legal medical marijuana and broader judicial discretion for sentencing drug offenders. On Tuesday a House committee sent a proposal to the Judiciary Committee to let judges decide whether to depart from mandatory sentences for habitual repeat felony offenders, including drug crimes.
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Budget tussle prompts Medicaid and poverty level debate
Lawmakers clash over federal poverty level figures and Medicaid qualifications set at 235 percent. Foley accuses Democrats of long control, urges fiscal responsibility, and faults public apathy while criticizing rhetoric versus action.
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