New Mexico officials split on Trump verdict responses
New Mexico leaders and congressional candidates reacted to Donald Trump’s 34 count guilty verdict on falsifying business records. Democrats framed it as upholding the rule of law while Republicans called it politically motivated. The six week Manhattan trial concluded with the verdict against the former president.
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Insurance-Linked Ambulance Rates Rise in New Mexico
State regulators approved a rate hike for Albuquerque Ambulance Service, a Presbyterian nonprofit, raising service rates by 65 percent and mileage by 15 percent. Medicaid and Medicare patients will not see increases, while uninsured patients, about 7 percent of riders, face higher costs. The service operates nearly 100,000 transports annually across Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Sandoval, and Rio Arriba counties.
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City to review two service agreements with local groups
The Finance Committee will review two proposed service agreements with the Roswell Hispano Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Roswell. Both groups asked for funding to support the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1. The Legal Committee focuses on contract form and wording, while the Finance Committee will meet as scheduled to discuss.
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