Levin Takes Over Ways and Means Committee
Rep. Sander Levin becomes chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, stepping into a high profile role after years in his brother’s shadow. He accepted the position reluctantly, marking a milestone in congressional tax policy leadership.
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Roswell Girls Basketball Eyes Tough Seeded Opponent
Roswell coach Joe Carpenter focuses on Friday's game against the 14th seed Albuquerque Academy Chargers from District 5-4A as the team aims for a second straight state title run.
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New Mexico Legislature Ends 4 Day Special Session
The Legislature adjourned after approving more than 230 million in tax increases to balance next year’s budget. A 75 cent per pack cigarette tax hike generated 33 million. Gov. Richardson has 20 days to sign or veto the bills.
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Hollywood Bill as head of MPAA considered
Senate lawmakers drafted a recommendation after National Journal reported that Gov. Bill Richardson is among a mix of individuals under consideration to lead the Motion Picture Association of America. The note appears in HOLLYWOOD coverage on Page A7.
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Roswell Officials Prepare as Local Elections Conclude
Roswell and surrounding towns named winners after Tuesday's municipal elections. In Artesia six city posts appeared on the ballot and four incumbents were re elected while one seat changed hands. Incumbent Mayor Philip remains in office as results are unofficial pending certification.
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Refinery fire survivor sues over deadly blast injuries
Juan Carlos Hermosillo also known as Elias Aleman filed a lawsuit alleging a welding accident caused the Navajo Refinery explosion in Artesia New Mexico. The 24 year old Hobbs resident remains hospitalized with fractures and facial injuries claiming the plant failed to follow safety procedures. The suit names Navajo Refinery Holly Corp and Total Safety Inc as defendants seeking unspecified damages to be determined by a jury.
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RMAC unveils a little bit of history
After a single painting on an easel was unveiled and its community meaning explained, twenty art patrons at RMAC felt a growing sense of wonder as the room absorbed the moment.
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Burglaries Near Roswell Prompt Homeowner Safety Tips
The Chaves County Sheriff's Department reports more than a dozen burglaries in the past month near North Sycamore Avenue and West Pine Lodge Road just outside Roswell. Lt. Britt Snyder says suspects pose at the door then break in if unanswered. residents should note license plates, vehicle descriptions, and call the sheriff. Alarm systems are encouraged to deter entry.
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Ex-elections chief blasts Herrera over donations and signatures
A.J. Salazar in a resignation letter accused New Mexico Secretary of State Mary Herrera of soliciting donations from firms contracting with her office and ordering employees to collect 1000 signatures for her re election campaign. Herrera denied wrongdoing while the AG's office declined to comment.
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