State government moves slowly in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe the pace of state government is slow as House committees take time to form and Gov. Susana Martinez delays cabinet appointments. The Legislature studies restructuring while many top posts remain vacant or filled on an acting basis, with Senate confirmations likely unfinished by session end. Gas prices, oil and gas revenues, and a projected budget deficit drive ongoing debate as lawmakers balance cuts and tax breaks.
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Santa FE
House
Susana Martinez
Ben Lujan
Andy Nunez
House Transportation and Public Works
Martinez
Capitol
Senate
Gary Johnson
New Mexico
Indus
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Hotmail
Editorial mixed signals from Obama in state of the union
The piece contrasts Obama’s hybrid plan with Clinton’s deficit cuts, noting push for corporate tax cuts and deregulation alongside new spending. It highlights fiscal tensions, broadband and rail investments, education, and a five year spending freeze, warning of rising deficits without deeper entitlement restraint.
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Barack Obama
Obama
Bill Clinton
Clinton
White House
America
Hiss
Roswell Hosts International Law Enforcement Academy
Roswell New Mexico marks ten years as host community for the International Law Enforcement Academy drawing officials from Africa South America Europe Asia and beyond. Delegates learn elite techniques and experience hometown America as they travel home with Roswell stories to tell.
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Roswell
International Law Enforcement Academy
Africa
South America
Europe
Asia
North America
America
Readers praise Dr Gott column on alcoholism impact
A letter from June 26, 2010 commends Dr Gott for a clear, honest take on alcoholism and its effects on families. The writer notes the need for public education and mentions Al-Anon as a source of hope and help for relatives coping with a loved one’s drinking. See GOTT, Page A5
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DR. Gott
al- Anon
Al-Anon
Mustang of the Month at Mountain View Middle School
Eighth graders Xung Ly Pat Steward and seventh graders Albert Aragon Teresa Baker selected as Mustangs of the Month. Ly and Steward play basketball and enjoy other activities while Aragon captains seventh grade basketball and makes ceramics. Baker excels in enriched math and language arts and plays basketball and volleyball. Roswell High English teacher Franklin D Schlatter was nominated to join the National Council of Teachers of English.
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Xung Ly
Pat Steward
Albert Aragon
Teresa Baker
Mountain View Middle School
Steward
Neal Steward
Aragon
Juanita Aragon
Baker
Danny Baker
Franklin D. Schlatter
Roswell High School
National Council of Teachers of English
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