Santa Fe weighs Same-sex marriage push steps taken
Santa Fe Mayor David Coss and three councilors introduced a nonbinding resolution urging county clerks statewide to issue same sex marriage licenses. The measure seeks AG Gary King’s opinion. supporters cite gender neutral state law and constitutional equality while bishops defend traditional marriage.
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Pinon Tree Theft Prompts Police Response on Ken tucky Ave
Police investigated a theft of 20 pinon trees stored on a vacant lot in the 100 block of South Kentucky Avenue. A separate fraud report noted online transactions totaling 233 050 during Feb 6 to Mar 23, with 3200 withdrawn from a newly opened account. A 95 year old victim faced IRS contact over 940 for tax filing tied to a Florida based scam. Events occurred near 1300 North Washington Avenue and East Fourth Street.
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Damages Reported in Wednesday Vehicle Vandalism Incident
Police describe vandalism at multiple residences with two vehicles damaged and one more scratched, totaling $2,000 to $3,000 in losses. A third car was struck on the rear bumper with no damage estimate given. In a separate incident at Target, three individuals left with unspecified electronic items valued at $312. Crime Stoppers offers anonymity and rewards for information.
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CNM Chronicle suspension lifted after review
Central New Mexico Community College officials permit CNM Chronicle to resume weekly publication after canceling distribution over a sex themed issue. The college cites editorial resources and education needs while editor Jillian Roach defends the issue as educational and lawful.
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Health law study predicts higher claims costs
A study finds insurers may pay out 32 percent more for individual medical claims under the Obama overhaul. That could push some premiums up for certain Americans while employer plan holders may be less affected. The administration contests the study as focusing on a single aspect and overlooks subsidies and relief in the law.
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UFO Retrievals in New Mexico Linked to Radar Interference
FBI notes from 1950 discuss three circular saucers found in New Mexico with three 3-foot-tall human bodies, possibly tied to Roswell and Aztec incidents. Burleson of MUFON cites ongoing Albuquerque light reports and emphasizes investigators pursue all leads.
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