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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 2011

Page

3

New Mexico Supreme Court Rules Partial Veto Unconstitutional

The state Supreme Court unanimously struck down Governor Martinez's line item cut from 150000 to 50000 for a housing program, preserving the original 150000 in the budget. Justices upheld legislative exclusive appropriating power, with written opinion pending. The ruling accompanies arguments over a separate tax veto on a 128 million unemployment-benefits measure.

State Supreme Court People of New Mexico Senate Michael Sanchez D-Belew John Arthur Smith D-Deming Sanchez Smith Martinez Shane Youtz Scott Darnell Darnell Jessica Hernandez Hernandez

Gov seeks tighter rules on immigrant licenses in New Mexico

Santa Fe AP Gov Susana Martinez directs the Taxation and Revenue Department and the Motor Vehicle Division to propose stricter identification and residency proof for foreign nationals and illegal immigrants seeking driver licenses. The plan follows a failed legislative bid to halt licenses for undocumented residents. Martinez vows action this fall and four week timeline for initial ideas.

Santa FE New Mexico Susana Martinez Taxation and Revenue Department Martinez Department Washington Utah Albuquerque el Paso

Meetings focus on Navajo water rights and project

In northwestern New Mexico a series of public meetings addresses a proposed diversion of hundreds of thousands of acre-feet from the San Juan River as part of a Navajo Nation water rights settlement. The plan, opposed by the San Juan County Agricultural Water Users Association, would supply pipelines with over 600 000 acre-feet annually while avoiding litigation and creating jobs.

Farmington San Juan New Mexico Shiprock Aztec Bloomfield Colorado River Arizona John D’antonio San Juan County Marshall Tribe State Engineer’s Office Bureau of Reclamation Water Users Association

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