Health law legacy eludes Obama as changes sink in
As sign-up winds down, ObamaCare reshapes coverage but faces a shaky legacy. Enrollment neared 6 million, yet access remains uneven with limits on top hospitals and medicines. Medicaid expansion stalls in many states, leaving millions uninsured while penalties loom for the uninsured and for some employers. Public opinion stays divided.
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HealthCare.gov Deadline Nears for Health Law Signups
Monday marks the deadline to sign up for private health insurance created by President Obama’s health care law. About 4 in 5 enrollees have qualified for tax credits to cut premiums. The Mar 31 deadline applies to states with federal marketplaces. state exchanges set their own deadlines. Visit HealthCare.gov or your state marketplace to enroll.
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Albuquerque police shooting recordings go to FBI
New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez directs state police to hand over recordings of the March 16 fatal shooting of James Boyd in the Albuquerque foothills to the FBI. The move bypasses local Albuquerque Police Department investigations and marks the first federal criminal probe into APD actions amid prior civil rights inquiries.
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Bear cub escape at Spring River Zoo prompts quick rescue
Two year old bears at Spring River Zoo climbed the front fence after a walk on the enclosure roof. Visitors alerted staff as one cub swam the water moat while the other climbed the fence. Game and Fish assisted. within thirty minutes both cubs were back inside and secured.
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Gift of Attitude banquet features Sam Glenn in Roswell
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce hosts a Thursday banquet at 5:30 p.m. at the Roswell Convention Center with guest speaker Sam Glenn. Executive Director Corrie Faubus-McCarty calls Glenn a leading attitude advocate and notes a book influence. Sponsor ships available through Krumland Auto Group.
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Vietnam veteran active in local groups since 86
Roswell native Santiago Vasquez, 65, a Vietnam War veteran, became involved with veterans organizations after the 1986 movie Platoon and is now active with the American Legion, serving as post commander and earning the state Recruiter of the Year award. He was diagnosed with 100 percent PTSD a decade ago after a long career and family life.
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Roswell Veteran Viet Nam Medalist Active with Legion
Randal Seyler displays bronze medals earned by service in the Viet Nam War. Santiago Vasquez of Roswell, a veteran, remains active with the American Legion and advocates for fellow veterans.
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