First woman to lead Air Force Academy speaks at NMMI graduation
Lt. Gen. Michelle D. Johnson told about 160 graduates at New Mexico Military Institute that preparation at NMMI builds leaders of uncompromising character and integrity. She emphasized integrity service before self and excellence, noting global changes and new challenges ahead.
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Potash Mine Layoffs Hit Carlsbad Economy
The recent layoffs at Intrepid Potash in southeastern New Mexico may slow the local economy. About 300 workers were let go, with Eddy County’s mining sector employing over 7,000 and paying more than 13.4 million in 2015. Mayor Dale Janway says the impact will be tough but not irreparable as development projects may boost jobs.
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Valencia fire chiefs refuse to resign over racy photos
Three Valencia County fire chiefs will not resign after being photographed with scantily clad women on a tax funded trip. KOAT-TV reports chief Steven Gonzales and two subordinates refused a county manager's demand to step down. They were photographed in uniform at a conference in Indiana last month and have since returned to work after being placed on leave amid public outcry.
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