Girl Scouts naming Sylvia Acevedo as CEO to steer revival
Sylvia Acevedo, brownie to rocket scientist, is named chief executive of the Girl Scouts of the USA. She plans a multifaceted strategy to curb declines, focusing on outreach to minority and rural girls, diverse programs from camping to robotics, and strengthening council support amid ongoing lawsuits and budget tensions.
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PNM Resources executives could earn 8.6 million in 2016
At the annual shareholders meeting in Albuquerque PNM Resources approved higher total compensation for top executives potentially exceeding 8.6 million if performance goals are met. CEO Pat Vincent-Collawn could earn over 4 million with most from stock options and incentives rather than base pay.
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US keeps Iran nuclear deal benefits with waivers progress
The Trump administration extends relief from decades of sanctions under the 2015 Iran nuclear deal while pairing new ballistic missile sanctions. State Department says Iran will keep sanctions relief as the US reviews policy and aims to counter Iran’s destabilizing actions and support for Assad, Hezbollah, and militias.
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New Mexico Requires Naloxone Kits for All Police
New Mexico becomes the first state to mandate naloxone antidote kits for all local and state police as the opioid epidemic draws federal attention. Richard Larson of the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center credits the DEA for Albuquerque’s push, noting the epidemic will touch nearly every community. Attorney General Sessions urges tougher charges amid rising city violence and the opioid crisis.
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Albuquerque Police Chief urges citations over arrests
Albuquerque Police Chief Gordon Eden issued a special order directing officers to issue citations rather than arrest for many low level misdemeanors. Officers retain discretion and must justify arrests in incident reports. The move follows a city settlement over jail conditions and arrest practices. The directive covers littering panhandling trespass criminal damage under 1000 possession paraphernalia shoplifting under 500 drinking in public and related offenses. Police union president Shaun Willoughby warns it risks public safety by removing jail time deterrence.
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