Republican Ed Tinsley backs death penalty comments in New Mexico
Ed Tinsley, a Republican congressional candidate in New Mexico, faced criticism yet defended his remarks about dragging criminals behind a horse. He said the outburst reflected passion while urging swift trials and non cruel punishment within constitutional limits.
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Hobbs
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Roswell
Earl Greer
Truth Or Consequences
Leo Martinez
Martinez
Pearce
Joe Skeen
Rn.m
Medical boards discuss new prescription law
In Santa Fe New Mexico the medical and psychology licensing boards consider a joint plan to implement a law allowing psychologists to prescribe drugs. They will form a seven member joint committee to discuss training supervision and mechanisms for licensing and safe prescribing amid concerns over psychotropic drug dangers.
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New Mexico
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John Romine
Medical Examiners Board
C. Grant la Farge
Ed Snyder
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Snyder
Romine
State Senate
Manny Aragon
D-Albuquerque
New district lines equal GOP cash rise in New Mexico
The Republican Party of New Mexico raised about 822000 in the past year, with 300000 from the national GOP to back redistricting battles. State Republicans outspent Democrats, reporting 716994 in expenditures versus 399?000 for redistricting by Democrats, while national committees and industry donors funded the GOP effort.
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Sanchez calls Johnson on budget session stirs GOP critics
Albuquerque AP Republicans clash after a phone call between John Sanchez and Gov. Johnson over timing of a possible legislative budget special session. Bradley and Burpo accuse Sanchez of seeking to delay for fundraising. Sanchez denies wrongdoing, citing budgeting plans and stance on session timing. Diane Kinderwater notes bipartisan concerns about an election tied session.
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