Suit alleges Fey lawsuit claims against King move to dismiss
The defendant vows not to back down as the attorney general's office seeks dismissal of fraud against taxpayers claims. King denies personal client ties to Malott and rebuts accusations that campaign donations imply conflicts of interest. He criticizes Marshall for labeling opponents as Richardson cronies.
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Attorney General's Office
Malott
Marshall
King
Richardson
Mold illness linked to haplotype tests across Morris family
The article details cases of biotoxin or mold illness tied to genetic predisposition. It describes doctors using haplotype blood tests to diagnose CIRS, cites Moreno and Gill as patients, notes classroom mold exposure at Goddard and NMSU, and mentions Procrit treatment improving symptoms like brain fog and tremors.
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Ter
Morris
Moreno
Goddard
McMahon
Emily Gill
New Mexico State University
Gill
NMSU
Dr. McMahon
Commission approves rezoning for Glen Garnard project
The ETZ Commission voted to rezone 4202 W. McGaffey St. for Glen Garnard chief executive of Pecos Valley Bar and Grill LLC. The change from R-3 residential to C-1 commercial allows an office complex and storage units with 12 stipulations and a condition limiting use to those purposes.
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ETZ Commission
W. McGaffey St
Glen Garnard
Pecos Valley Bar and Grill LLC
Pushers Across America Aid Tobosa on Journey of Hope
Pi Kappa Phi volunteers on the Journey of Hope cross country bike trek stop at Tobosa and raise funds for disability programs. The three routes total 4 000 miles ending in Washington D C with this year’s finish slated for August 13. Donations this year amount to 540 000 dollars across all routes. Tobosa received 750 dollars plus visitor engagement.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Washington
Joe Madrid
Tobosa
America
United States
Pi Kappa Phi
Journey of Hope
Push America
Utah
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Kansas
New Mexico
D.C
Paul Volcan
Joan Blodgett
Graham McMillan
Texas ‘Christian University
Jeffrey Brooks
Colorado State University
Emiller
Roswell-Record.com
Roswell Lose It to Win It marks first ENMMC event
Vincent wins 1000 dollars with Sandra Stoddard and Diane Green earning 500 and 250 in prizes. ENMMC and Healthy Woman sponsor the Las Vegas themed Roswell contest. Brooke Linthicum notes clinics created booths and Ali Vincent appears. Vincent recalls losing 100 pounds by one minute at a time with family support and calorie tracking.
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Sandra Stoddard
Diane Green
Melanie Christopher
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
ENMMC
Healthy Woman
Roswell
Las Vegas
Brooke Linthicum
Caesar's Palace
Linthicum
Ali Vincent
Vincent
Federal help line offers direct answers on government programs
The Federal Consumer Information Center invites inquiries about federal programs benefits and services. Call or reach the center to get direct answers or be connected to the appropriate agency official for assistance.
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Federal Consumer Information Center
U.S. General Services Administration
White House Eyes Social Security Talks Amid Deficit Target Shift
Officials say the White House is revisiting a proposal to change the inflation measure used for Social Security cost of living adjustments while aiming for roughly 4 trillion dollars in deficit reduction over 12 years. The discussions include tax reform plans and potential bipartisan support for larger cuts.
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House
John Boehner
White House
Jay Carney
Obama
Carney
Senate
Fire in New Mexico’s Los Conchas reaches 40 percent containment
Firefighters push to halt the Los Conchas blaze near Los Alamos as windy conditions and dry lightning threaten crews. Since June 26 the wildfire has burned about 137000 acres and restoration teams mobilized amid flood risks warned by Gov. Susana Martinez.
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Los Alamos
Susana Martinez
Martinez
New Mexico
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