New Mexico Gubernatorial GOP Race Draws on Electability
The Daily Record backs John Sanchez for the Republican nomination for governor and Rod Adair for lieutenant governor, citing Sanchez’s energetic, unity-focused bid and Adair’s rural insight. It endorses Diane Denish for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor, highlighting her centrist stance, business experience, and plans for economic and social programs.
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John Sanchez
Walter Bradley
Rod Burpo
Sanchez
Ray Sanchez
N.M. House of Representatives
Gary Johnson
Bill Richardson
Richardson
Rod Adair
Adair
Roswell
Albuquerque
Chaves
Joe Adair
Hagerman
Senate
Manny Aragon
The
Daily Record
Diane D. Denish
Marty Chavez
Denish
Jerry Sander
Hobbs
Jack Daniels
Farmington
Daniels Fund
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Target Group
Races in 2nd District see tight GOP Dem contest
In Santa Fe the 2nd Congressional District contest tightens as five Republicans compete to replace retiring Joe Skeen who held the seat for 22 years while Democrat Harold Runnels served a decade before dying in office. Ruben and John Arthur Smith headline the Dem side in a low key race with business background.
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Smith Brothers
Ruben
John Arthur
Joe Skeen
Harold Runnels
Skeen
Runnels
Congress
Las Cruces
Ruben Smith
Smith
Washington
GOP
U.S
Phelps Anderson
Anderson
Ed Tinsley
Earl Greer
Albuquerque
Rep
David King
Stanley
Los Lunas
King
Pete Domenici
Heather Wilson
1St
Tinsley
Roswell teens head to service and school honors
Cheryl Dow 17 of Roswell to enter the U S Air Force Academy this summer for basic training in Colorado Springs. Roswell High DECA elects officers Sharon Dalin president Sherri Moore VP Barbara Ditto secretary Judy Browning treasurer. Mesa Middle School honors 16 students with perfect 4 0 averages from eighth grade Jana Bostick Sharon Ferns Kelly Garland. Pecos Valley Coca Cola president Tom Denton tossed first ball to open Roswell Stan Musial League season. Scott Tackett league president caught it at Fair Park south of Roswell.
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Cheryl Dow
Roswell
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Roswell High School
DECA
Sharon Dalin
Sherri Moore
Barbara Ditto
Judy Browning
Mesa Middle School
Jana Bostick
Sharon Ferns
Kelly Garland
Lesa Dunlap
E.J. Foratt
Michelle Herring
Jim Kunko
Sherri Langford
Andy LaBeau
Sheryl Locke
Tina Martinez
Paul Oracion
Stacye Pepples
Gracie Perez
Joseph Wall
Mike Wells
Tom Denton
Pecos Valley Coca-Cola
Scott Tackett
Fair Park
FBI overhaul follows memo on reform and terrorism focus
The FBI will decentralize, empower field agents, and prioritize terror prevention after Special Agent Coleen Rowley’s 13 page memo criticizing blocked investigations. Nine hundred new agents, 500 transfers, an espionage section, and an enhanced intelligence office aim to identify threats earlier amid past spy cases and concerns about government reform.
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Special
Coleen Rowley
Robert Mueller
Bush
Washington, D.C
Mueller
Bureau
Rowley
Robert Hanssen
Aldrich Ames
CIA
Soviet Union
Anderson the Whippersnapper: 1948 Senate bid
Clinton Anderson resigned as Secretary of Agriculture to run for the New Mexico Senate seat once held by Carl Hatch. He defeated Patrick Hurley to win a 24 year Senate career, entering a rigid chamber wary of new power and opposing cloture liberalization.
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U.S
Clinton P. Anderson
Harry S Truman
Anderson
New Mexico
Senate
Carl Hatch
Truman
John Dempsey
Patrick Hurley
Hurley
Oklahoma
Hoover
China
Franklin Roosevelt
U.S. Senate
Albert B. Fall
Statehood
Hatch
Pete Domenici
Clinton Anderson
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
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