Long waits frustrate callers to health exchanges
An AP report from Annapolis notes extended wait times to enroll via health exchanges, with hours-long holds and multiple transfers in states like California Maryland Minnesota Nevada and Washington. Consumers face blocking delays as March 31 open enrollment nears while federal and state exchanges fix glitches.
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New Mexico Eyes Extending Health Insurance Enrollment
The New Mexico Health Insurance Exchange board discussed delaying the open enrollment period due to healthcare.gov glitches. The current deadline to enroll is March 15, with the federal deadline under the Care Act on April 1 and penalties for missing it.
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City Council candidate cites $1.15 million in unpaid municipal fines
Caleb Grant told a Federated Republican Women forum that about $1.148 million in city fines are unpaid from Municipal Court records. He noted some fines date back to the 1980s and that 180 days past due account for roughly $703,000.
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Washington leak at Hanford tanks raises safety concerns
AP reports that at the Hanford nuclear waste complex in Washington state one newer double walled tank leaked and six others show significant construction flaws that could cause more leaks. Thirteen additional tanks might be compromised, delaying cleanup and costing taxpayers billions annually. Senator Wyden urges DOE to disclose and address the risks.
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Fouratt recalls Roswell roots and local ties
Gregory J. Fouratt, named secretary of the New Mexico Department of Public Safety, highlights his Roswell upbringing. He arrived with his family in 1967 1969 and settled in 1970 near Walker Air Force Base. He praises the Roswell Independent School District and his lifelong friendships, including attorney Doug Jones Witt, as evidence of a rooted community.
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Fouratt Comments On Roswell Crime Trends
Fouratt notes little Sunday crime, plans lunch, and a post lunch lapse in worry. He cites slight city crime and links a nationwide rise to economic conditions, saying changes in people underlie the trend. Page A2.
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