Water rights clash in Otero County over Agua Chiquita fences
Federal fences fenced Agua Chiquita in southern New Mexico drawing county ire. Otero County plans to contest Forest Service control of water while U S Attorney seeks dialogue and safety. Ranchers warn of erosion of constitutional rights as leadership calls for hearings.
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New Mexico Ordered to Speed Welfare Aid Processing
A federal judge in Albuquerque ordered New Mexico to immediately clear a backlog of thousands of applications for health care and food benefits, faulting the Human Services Department for delays. The ruling cites a 1998 consent decree and notes a mother seeking emergency food aid was told to apply online. The department sought a three month delay, but the court demanded urgent reform.
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Permian Basin Leads Nation in Horizontal Drilling Growth
AP reports, citing Baker Hughes and the EIA, that the Permian Basin in West Texas and southeastern New Mexico added 63 horizontal oil rigs in the first five months, 50 percent of the US total. About 80 percent of these were in Reeves Ward Martin Midland counties in Texas and Eddy County in New Mexico. The first quarter rise in the basin surpassed increases in South Texas Eagle Ford and the Williston Basin combined.
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Correction issued for Q and A on medical marijuana responses
The Daily Record adds missing replies from Arthur Fleming and Gary Graves to the June 3 Republican primary Q and A. Fleming calls for stricter regulations and pharmacy dispensing for medical marijuana, while Graves favors allowing prescriptions if doctors deem it a possible cure with responsibility.
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