New Mexico Still Ranks Last in Child Poverty in Kids Count
New Mexico remains lowest in child poverty for the second straight year with about 132,000 children living in poverty, about 27 percent, well above the 19 percent national average. TEEN births and deaths also stay high though showing declines, and uninsured rates remain among the nation’s highest.
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First State Bank to Acquire Den ver Industrial Bank
Albuquerque based First State Bank agrees to buy Denver based First Community Industrial Bank and its six Colorado and three Utah branches for 67 million dollars. The deal, expected to close in October pending regulatory approval, expands assets to about 1.3 billion and marks First State’s first outside New Mexico venture.
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