Water tops list of issues in water poll
Water and drought emerged as the top concern for New Mexicans in a poll of 400 registered voters from May 8 to May 13. Education and roads follow as priorities while voters want the next governor to emphasize water and land use planning and repair existing infrastructure. The New Mexico Coalition for a Livable Future released the results, urging candidates Richardson and Sanchez to respond to the voters’ agenda.
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Lawmakers push to militarize U S borders
Several House members urge President Bush to deploy troops along the United States borders to deter terrorists and illegal immigration. They seek expanded military powers despite cautions about the Posse Comitatus Act and current reliance on Customs, Border Patrol, and Coast Guard. Critics warn Fortress America risks failure and harms immigrant communities.
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Red Cross disaster training in Cloudcroft and Ruidoso
The Rio Hondo Chapter of the American Red Cross offers disaster training June 26 to 28 at 413 E Col Blvd with sessions on Introduction to Disaster, public affairs, and logistics. Additional Cloudcroft and Ruidoso classes cover damage assessment, family services, and mass casualty incidents. Sign up at 622-4370 or 1-888-622-4370.
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