High court weighs insurance mandate in health care overhaul
Justices grapple with whether the government can compel Americans to buy insurance as the court nears a decision on the health care law. Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Kennedy are pivotal votes with the outcome likely tied to divining limits on federal power. The justices also consider the law's Medicaid expansion and other provisions while the political campaign foregrounds the ruling.
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Dispute Continues Over Roswell Shooting Scenario
Roswell police described a dispute scene where Carbajal allegedly shot Hernandez and then turned the gun on himself. Hernandez was airlifted to a regional hospital for injuries while Carbajal’s body was sent to Albuquerque for autopsy. Investigators continue to seek clear facts and whether alcohol or drugs played a role.
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Roswell tourism push eyed to keep youth home and grow economy
Roswell leaders urge joint efforts to boost tourism and attract industry. Suzy Wood of the Visitors Bureau stresses local perception that there is little to do, while a new six month map of area attractions aims to guide visitors. The Chaves County Tourism Council meets monthly at the Historical Society Museum Archives Building to discuss ideas.
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U.S. Pakistan tensions edge toward a balanced partnership
After the bin Laden raid errors and a deadly November incident, U S Pakistan relations frayed as Pakistan debated new terms of engagement including CIA drone strikes. Obama pressed sovereignty and security aims while seeking resumed Afghan supply routes and cooperation on regional crises involving North Korea Iran Syria.
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Wooley Aims to Boost SE New Mexico Economy and Schools
Wooley pledges to protect oil, farming, ranching and dairy sectors in southeast New Mexico and to reform taxes and regulations to attract business. He advocates education reform, parental involvement, and programs for bilingual and reading-impaired students, noting a $3.2 billion school budget next year. He supports the governor while serving constituents, and is married with two children and two grandchildren.
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Americans hold rosy view of economy amid mixed signals
The Conference Board says the March Consumer Confidence Index held at 70.2 with February at 71.6, as gas prices rise and stock markets climb. Housing remains weak though, with home prices slipping in January across 16 of 19 cities while the S P 500 nears a four year high.
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Clear Channel chief declares Rush Limbaugh “king” of radio
Bob Pittman tells AP that advertiser pullouts over Limbaugh remarks had little effect and Rush remains the dominant talk show. He notes Limbaugh apologized after a torrent of advertiser boycotts and that rivals’ moves to fill his slot prove his leadership.
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