Stocks Climb as Market Bets Shake Off Bad News
The stock market kept rising on Wednesday despite several disappointing economic reports. Investors shrugged off weak data as the market extended its latest rally, continuing a pattern of resilience amid mixed news.
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Rockets State Champs and Local Crime Roundup
A brief wrap of local sports and incidents: NMMI student Paternoster arrested, suspect steals TV from Walmart, and Little League player Myca Patterson noted. Police report Patrick Smith located by RPD.
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Preakness Draw Leaves Orb On Rail Or Outside
Kentucky Derby winner Orb drew the rail but trainer Shug McGaughey said he would prefer the outside if given a choice. He listed several reasons for being content with the draw and expressed calm about Saturday’s Preakness.
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New Mexico Faces Medical Access Strains Amid Expansion
A Legislative Finance Committee report warns 2014 Medicaid expansion and health insurance exchanges could stretch New Mexico’s health system. It projects up to 2 000 physicians 3 000 registered nurses and 800 dentists needed but unavailable. More than 400 000 lack coverage and 172 000 uninsured may gain coverage next year.
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FatMan's opens new 6000 foot facility in Hagerman
FatMan's Beef Jerky unveils its 6000 foot facility at Hagerman's Industrial Park after more than six years of planning and three years of ground breaking. Local leaders praise a broad coalition of state and federal support and look forward to future expansion and tenants.
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UFO Research Center library outgrows space in July move
The Inter national UFO Research Center library expands to two rooms and more than 5 000 books 1 000 magazines and over 1 000 videos and will relocate next door after this year’s UFO festival in July Researchers access binders see Candusso Collection and a global sightings database open daily 9 am to 5 pm.
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Inmate Early Release Mixup Spurs Audits in New Mexico
An AP report says more than 50 inmates were mistakenly released early from New Mexico prisons due to miscalculations of time remaining. The Corrections Department identified 51 offenders affected from 2010 to 2012, including two second degree murder cases, with most under a month to serve. names were withheld as authorities pursue custody.
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