New Mexico health insurers seek double digit rate hikes
Regulators unveil 2017 premium proposals with average increases from 0.5 to 83 percent across insurers in New Mexico. Presbyterian Health Plan cites losses from costs outpacing premiums, aiming for sustainable pricing to cover costs while Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Mexico plans exchange offerings.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Barack Obama
Presbyterian Health Plan
Brandon Fryar
Fryar
Pres
Blue Cross Blue Shield of
Presbyterian Healthcare Services
Presbyterian Health Plan Inc
Fourth graders tour Southeast New Mexico History Museum
Seventy-seven fourth grade students from Washington Avenue Elementary visited the Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico Museum on a Wednesday tour. Amy McVay Davis welcomed them, with guides Joyce McCollaum and Carol Oas leading the group.
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Historical Society For
Southeast New Mexico Museum
Amy McVay Davis
The
Historical Society
Joyce McCollaum
Carol Oas
John
Sharon Drusedum
Roswell Man Convicted on Battery With Weapon Counts
Roswell resident Joe Anthony Gamboa, 29, was convicted Tuesday in Fifth Judicial District Court by Judge Jimanne M. on a jury trial of battery with a weapon on a household member, false imprisonment, and two counts of battery on a household member.
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Roswell
Joe Anthony Gamboa
James M. “Nne
Fifth Judi- District Court
Casino reverses media ban at state GOP convention
Native American leaders overseeing a Sandia Pueblo casino reversed a media ban for the New Mexico Republican Party convention. GOP officials said they were surprised by the turnaround after Sandia Pueblo announced the policy change.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Sandia Pueblo
LULAC State Convention Set for Roswell Next Weekend
About 200 people are expected for the May 27 29 87th state convention of the League of Latin American Citizens in Roswell. The event will feature workshops forums and presentations on immigration reform minimum wage education civil rights and related issues with local and state officials candidates and LULAC representatives participating.
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Roswell
Cesar Chavez
The
League of
LULAC
Richard
Roswell committee plans welcome for UNM medical students
The Community Health Care Solutions Committee in Roswell finalizes housing and a reception plan for three University of New Mexico medical school students this summer. The committee, created by Mayor Denton Kintigh two years ago, aims to recruit and retain doctors in the city and keep healthcare quality high. Dorothy Hellums, the chair, calls it beneficial for town and medical community.
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Roswell
University of New Mexico Medical School
Community Healthcare Solutions Committee
Dennis Kintigh
Dorothy Hellums
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