New Mexico House backs tough bill on campaign limits
A bipartisan bill in the New Mexico House would cap contributions to statewide and legislative candidates at 2300 dollars per primary and general cycle, 5000 to political committees, and 10000 to parties. Violators face felony or misdemeanor charges, and the measure would take effect July 1. Speaker Ben Lujan and other leaders back the measure as a curb on money in politics.
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New Mexico Legislature weighs webcasting plans for sessions
House member Ken Martinez says a full House vote is needed to approve a subcommittee plan for Internet webcasting of legislative proceedings. Some cost estimates place audio webcasting as cheap start, with video possible after committee and House approval.
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Pedestrian Fatally Struck By Van In Albuquerque Intersection
Genereo Jaramillo, 64, walking westbound on Albuquerque Street, was struck by a northbound Ford van driven by Ronald Means, 60, and died at the scene after an 8:47 a.m. emergency call. Police cited no traffic violations and issued no citations. no witnesses were present.
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City honors Roswell employees for long service
Roswell hosts a Friday ceremony at City Hall awarding 10 to 25 year veterans. Mayor Sam LaGrone and City Manager John Capps presented the longevity awards, with remarks stressing stability and job retention in tough economic times.
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Roswell Regional appoints interim CEO and CFO
Roswell Regional Hospital names Charles M. Brosseau interim chief executive officer and James Keeler interim chief financial officer. Brosseau, an adjunct instructor and health care consultant based in Fort Worth, holds a master of health care administration from Trinity University and is a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives. Keeler, from Alamogordo, is a member of the Healthcare Financial Management Association. The hospital previously contracted Calisher & Associates of Huntington Beach, California, and officials declined to comment on current ties.
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