Billy the Kid manhunt ends in loose ends and tech troubles
A New Mexico tourism promotion uses a Billy the Kid themed scavenger hunt across state parks and monuments. Participants rely on smartphones with uneven reception to collect loot and clues while paying entry fees, chasing a $10,000 arrest prize amid a $640,000 overall budget.
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Jeanette
Santa Fe
Mom
New Mexico
Monique Jacobson
Billy
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Hotmail
States Should Grant Flexibility in Education Funds
The Detroit News editorial argues for reduced federal intrusion in education and broader school choice. It highlights Rep. John Kline’s No Child Left Behind reauthorization proposals, including the State and Local Funding Flexibility Act, and discusses Title I criteria, potential gains in targeted funding, and bipartisan hurdles.
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Congress
U.S
John Kline
Rminn
Lyndon Johnson
House Education and Workforce Committee
Kline
Arne Duncan
Doug Ross
University Prep
Detroit
National School Boards Association
Detroit News
Dear Dr. Gott and the weight loss journey
A reader praises a weight loss lifestyle change of one month with a 15 pound loss while reporting bowel movement troubles and use of a colon cleanser. The note mentions packaging warnings and questions about safety. The column then shifts to a state government email dispute involving Bill Richardson's administration and Dianna Duran over audits of drivers licenses and voter rolls.
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DR. Gott
Bill Richardson
Republican Party of
New Mexico
Dianna Duran
Duran
Open government suit filed over IPRA in New Mexico
Doonesbury refused citing executive privilege as the ACLU of New Mexico sues the governor under the New Mexico Inspection of Public Records Act. The case highlights access to government records, with quotes from the state’s chief justice about citizens’ right to know.
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American Civil Liberties Union of
New Mexico
New Mexico Supreme Court
IPRA
Roswell Students Attend UNM Health Careers Program
Two Roswell High School juniors Juli McLaughlin and Angela Vaught joined a summer Health Careers Opportunity Program at the University of New Mexico. Director Richard Sanchez said the program exposes students from smaller communities to health care options and aims to build rural access to health careers.
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Roswell
University of New Mexico
Juli McLaughlin
Angela Vaught
Brendan McLaughlin
Vaught
Edward Brown
Richard Sanchez
UNM
Sanchez
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