Condemnation Notice in Roswell Pases to public highway use
State agencies seek condemnation of parcels at the intersections of County Club Road and the new Roswell Relief Route and at the U S 285 U S 70 junction north of Roswell. The petition, filed in Chaves County District Court, seeks compensation for land taken with thirty day response required after service or publication. Attorneys for Petitioner Reese C. Jones Special Assistant Attorney General, Santa Fe NM 87504.
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District Court
Chaves County
New Mexico
Roswell
Reese C. Jones
Ne Transportation Department
P.O. Box
Santa Fe
Cheryl O'Connor
Johnson withdraws Stuyvesant from Workers' Comp post
Governor Gary Johnson withdrew the nomination of Gerald Stuyvesant for director of the Workers' Compensation Administration after a Senate Rules Committee hearing raised concerns over disciplinary actions against agency managers amid sexual harassment and racial discrimination allegations. Stuyvesant, director since 1987, will remain in place until the governor decides next steps.
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Santa FE
Gary Johnson
Gerald Stuyvesant
Workers’ Compensation Administration
Senate
Stuyvesant
Senate Rules Committee
Johnson
Diane Kinderwater
Department of Finance and Administration
Harris
Legislative Finance Committee
Darren White
Department of Public Safety
Rules Committee
Corrections Department
Children Youth and Families Department
Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department
Abe Hart
Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Ethics bill rewrite allows federal funds in state races
The New Mexico Senate approved a rewrite of the ethics law by 25-8 to permit federal campaign money to be used in state campaigns if contributors consent. Rep. Richardson backed the measure, arguing it could avert costly litigation, while opponents warned it unsettles campaign finance rules. The bill also outlines transfer rules for donations under and over 250 dollars and includes broader administrative changes to the 1993 ethics law.
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Rawson
Sen
Joseph Fidel
Durants
Richardson
Fidel
U.S. District Court
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Mexico House and Senate pass broad gaming and public policy bills
The Associated Press reports action in the New Mexico Legislature with numerous HB and SB items. Key House measures include gaming policy task forces, economic development and gaming acts, and public project funding approvals. Senate actions cover health, education, public records, and transportation topics with several bills killed or amended.
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U.S
Pederson
Arthur Guenther
King and Others
Public Service Company of New Mexico
Lujan
Helmuth J. Naumer
Valencia
Bernalillo County
Rio Grande Bosque
Research Park Corporation
National Guard
State Highway and Transportation Department
Senate
Health and Human
Corrections Department
E. Jennings
Children, Youth and Families Department
Stefanics
Cisneros
University of New Mexico-Gallup
Howes
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Chaves
State OF New
Mountain States Pecan Company Inc
Robert Kuykendal
Board OF County
Eee
Property Tax Division
the Taxation and Revenue Department
State OF
Roger Lee Harkey
Jeanette Harkey Jurney
Ask
Jeanette Harkey
Orea Co
Cumbres Drive
Bee J. Clem
Dian Court
J. N. Esping
State OF New Mexico
State Highway and Transportation Department OF
Jim's Water Service OF
de Mid Ray Clark
Jim's Water Service OF Colorado
c/o CT Corporation System
H.J. Guthman
H. J. Guthman
Patricia J. Christenson
James R. Nicholson
Ruth V. Nicholson
Fred
Wheeler Development Company, Inc
W. C. Wheeler
Kinderwater
Eugene Lovato
Human Resources Department
David Harris
The
Associated Press
China
Frank O. Papen
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