Campos outlines renewable energy push for eastern New Mexico
State rep Campos envisions 50 to 70 percent of power from natural gas while expanding oil and gas. He cites inadequate transmission as a barrier and promises rural job growth and migration retention with new infrastructure and renewable energy investment. He aims for independent and conservative backing by stressing business and rural opportunity.
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Roswell-Record.com
New Mexico Sees High Wrong Way Fatalities On Interstates
A study shows drivers in New Mexico produce the most wrong way fatalities and crashes though they use only 37 percent of interstate miles. Suggestions include lowering the intoxication limit to 0.05, increased sobriety checkpoints, quicker license suspensions, better lighting and barriers, and lower speeds in high risk zones near reservations.
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Fire spreads rapidly as wind worsens barn blaze
Berenger cited weather and wind for rapid spread. Firefighters used a family tractor to clear unburned hay in the barn. The scene was compromised by firefighting access. Investigators may face difficulty determining the cause. One tractor was imperiled and everything inside the barn burned. We will see what the investigation says.
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UWyo Cancels Ayers Speech Amid Local Outcry
The University of Wyoming canceled a planned talk by former Weather Underground member William Ayers after hundreds of objections from citizens and politicians. Ayers, once a fugitive, was to address social justice issues on campus and participate in a school principals teleconference.
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Kintigh Presses Film Incentive Cries for Reassessment
Former FBI agent Kintigh questioned New Mexico film tax incentives after reading articles on backlash and questioned whether the program costs the state tens of millions yearly. He introduced two bills, both failed in committee, as he pushes for broader reform including taxes and lawsuits. He notes ongoing efforts by others to cap subsidies.
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