Forum names district attorney candidates and tax talks
The forum featured Ellis Hicks and others discussing the district attorney office and law enforcement relations. Attendees debated corporate tax changes, road maintenance priorities, and local races for county clerk, district court judge, and state senate. The event will reair on Cable One Channel 75 on May 21 28 and June 2 at 6 pm.
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Ellis
Page Aiey
5Th Judicial
Hicks
Dennis Kintigh
Bob Wooley
Wooley
Kintigh
Susana Martinez
Legislative Finance Committee
Tax and Revenue Committee
Kakuska
Corn
Dave Kunko
Bureau of Elections
Stephanie de Los Santos Amaro
Lisa Riley
Les Williams
5Th Judicial District Court
Chad Hamill
Roswell
Cliff Pirtle
Senate
Tim Jennings
D-Roswell
Cable One
J.bergman
Rdrnews.com
Ezzell Calls for Tax Reform and Education Overhaul
Former legislator Ezzell criticizes double taxation and drought impacts on ranching in New Mexico. She notes past bills with Senate leader Tim Jennings and urges reform of agricultural water use, while advocating parental involvement in schools and criticizing social promotion. Ezzell and husband Calder run a ranch with two children, Robert and Kathleen.
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Ezzell
Senate
Tim Jennings
D-Roswell
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
New Mexico
Her Husband
Calder
Robert and
Kathleen
Cartel Conflict Ties Killings in Mexican Drug War
Alejandro Poire said the violence stems from the fight between the Zetas and the Sinaloa Cartel, with mass killings targeting civilians. Victims include bakers and students, dumped at the San Juan town entrance about 105 miles southwest of McAllen, Texas.
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Mor
Alejandro Poire
Zetas Gang
Sinaloa Cartel
Poice
Associated Press
San Juan
McAllen
Texas
Romney Obama contest shifts to jobs in swing states
Romney and Obama debate job creation as unemployment hovers near 8 percent. Romney touts his business record and claims he can spur tens of thousands of jobs while Obama points to 4.2 million jobs added in 26 months. An $25 million TV push targets Iowa Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia and Colorado.
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Obama
Romney
Nated
Iowa
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Colorado
Colorado Republicans block civil unions in special session
In Denver the Colorado House votes 5-4 along party lines to kill a civil unions bill during a special session. Gov. John Hickenlooper had urged a fairness based vote. Democrats vow renewed push in November elections amid emotional testimony from LGBTQ advocates and supporters.
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Gop
Colorado
Denver
John Hickenlooper
House State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee
Mark Ferrandino
House
Barber plans open house after remodel and dog show
Barber will host an open house after remodeling and has coordinated with Chaves County to expand parking and provide a path to the county building to aid resident voting. Activities director Julia Matta announces the second annual dog show with staff and families bringing canine candidates and a red carpet event.
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Barber
Chaves County
Julia Matta
JPMorgan Faces Criticism as Dimon Maintains Resolve
Shareholders largely defend Jamie Dimon after a $2 billion trading loss at JPMorgan Chase and a tougher regulatory mood. Critics call for accountability while Obama links the event to Wall Street reforms. Ina Drew retires as Matt James takes over trading strategy.
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Dimon
Jpmorgan
Wall Street
Barack Obama
Congress
Obama
ABC
the View
Ina Drew
Matt James
Drew
James Rickards
JAC Capital Advisors
New York
Federal Reserve
Rickards
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Vikram Pandit
Citigroup
Brian Moynihan
Bank of America
Benjamin Wallace
Grimes & Co
Wallace
Bank One
Jpmorgan Chase
Swickart
Pennsylvania Ave
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