New Mexico House Advances Bills in 52nd Legislature Session
The House passed measures on oversight for municipal veterinarians, racehorse drug testing, and electronic notices for county offices. Senate bills moved on to committees on doctor credentialing speedups, homeschool tuition lottery eligibility, and moving to Mountain Daylight Time. The partisan balance remains a focal point as Democrats and Republicans seek compromises amid the first GOP House since 1952.
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Nurse sues over Ebola care and hospital safety claims
The suit alleges improper PPE use and training gaps during Ebola care for Duncan, with Pham claiming exposure through regular gowns and scrubs. It cites Dr. Daniel Varga allegedly making false statements to Congress about hospital readiness and protective gear.
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Obama Netanyahu relations sour over diverging paths
Washington and Jerusalem track a cooling relationship since 2009 amid clashes over Iran policy and domestic politics. The piece notes backbiting and name-calling, with experts warning of a “perfect storm” in the U S Israeli ties.
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Senate approves hemp farming bill for research
The New Mexico Senate approved a bill to allow hemp cultivation for research only. The 33-8 vote in Albuquerque set up regulation by the Department of Agriculture and potential expansion if federal restrictions lift. Supporters cite drought relief and hemp as a high-value cash crop, while critics fear marijuana-like appearance.
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Roswell Considers Safer Fence Rules and Board Openings
City officials examine fence safety on North Union Avenue and other areas, weighing height limits and material restrictions to improve driver visibility. The effort comes as commission seeks input while inviting residents to apply for advisory boards, with four seats open across libraries and zoning panels.
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Roswell Real Estate Update Signals Market Shift
Roswell real estate in 2015 shows a jump in home sales about 70 percent from last year and a 10 percent rise in rolling 12 month average prices. Listings have fallen to 253, down from about 400 in 2011, signaling a potential shift in negotiating power for buyers and sellers.
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