House Senate clash over bill processing in New Mexico
House Republican leader urges Senate to assign House-passed bills to committees before session ends. Senate leader replies hearings occur in the Senate and only one Senate-approved bill has reached the House. Gentry cites bills awaiting action including HB 41 32 214 and 125, while Sanchez defends Senate timing and process.
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Daily Record
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City mulls 3 foot front yard fence limit plan
Planning and Zoning weighs an ordinance to cap front yard fences at 3 feet to improve safety for children and traffic. Exempts existing fences and urges tidy appearances. City Manager Polasek cites 6 foot fences as danger amid street traffic and driveways. See FENCES, Page A3.
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Steve Polasek
Nurse who survived Ebola sues Dallas hospital system
Nina Pham alleges Texas Health Resources lied to Congress about staff Ebola training after treating Thomas Duncan. She says information given to protect her was improvised and that chaotic conditions followed, with nurses lacking formal guidance and proper equipment. Amber Vinson, also infected, recovered.
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National Institutes of Health
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Dallas Hospital
Roswell Warning On Door To Door Alarm Scams
Roswell police warn residents about door to door pitches by people claiming to represent alarm companies. Real firms deny sending reps. scammers may target homes to steal or burglarize. Call Roswell Police at 575 624 6770 for an officer check.
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Judge rules details of Governor Martinez schedule may stay private
In Santa Fe a state district judge ruled that parts of Gov. Susana Martinez schedule are not public records and need not be released by her office. The Santa Fe Reporter sought calendars including non public entries, while Martinez argues personal and political calendars are maintained outside a government agency. The decision dampens open government advocates who sought more transparency into the governor’s working hours and meetings.
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