Endorsement backs Steve Pearce in District 2 race
The Daily Record endorses Steve Pearce in the Republican primary for U S House District 2. Pearce, a former congressman seeking to return, is described as a seasoned candidate able to hit the ground running while Cliff Pirtle is noted as a Roswell farmer and younger newcomer with less public profile.
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Steve Pearce
Cliff Pirtle
Pearce
U.S. Senate
Congress
Pirtle
Roswell
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Daily Record
U.S. House
Endorsement picks Weh over Martinez in New Mexico GOP primary
The Daily Record backs Allen Weh for the Republican gubernatorial primary, praising his candor, decisive leadership, and military experience while noting Susana Martinez as a strong contender. The piece argues Weh best defends state interests and can balance listening to opposition with action.
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New Mexico
Diane Denish
Allen Weh
Susana Martinez
Doug Turner
Pete Domenici Jr
Janice Arnold-Jones
Weir
Martinez
Denish
Weh
The
Daily Record
Allen Weir
Evacuation at Dunkirk Begins Amid World War II News
On May 26, 1940 the Dunkirk evacuation started, saving more than 338000 Allied troops. The day marks Martin Luther's 1521 ban by the Edict of Worms and President Andrew Johnson's 1868 acquittal on remaining impeachment charges.
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Dunkirk
France
Martin Luther
Andrew Johnson
ENMU Graduates Win State Small Business Institute Award
The 1985 Small Business Institute Case of the Year honors go to a project by Shirley Bowman Judy Stubbs Lyndon Watson and Don Wittman from Eastern New Mexico University. An Alamogordo ceremony will recognize the four graduates. Six ROTC cadets from Pecos Valley Chapter MOWW were honored including Roswell pairs John A Hamilton and Jonathan M West.
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New Mexico Small Business Administration
ENMU
Alamogordo
Shirley Bowman
Judy Stubbs
Lyndon Watson
Don Wittman
Small Business Institute
Pecos Valley
Roswell
John A. Hamilton
Andrew T. Hamilton
Jonathan M. West
Dennis West
Are lieutenant governors really necessary?
The article argues lieutenant governors have limited constitutional duties and often lack real influence. It cites Ortiz y Pino and historical examples showing the role is largely ceremonial, with governors’ inner circle and staff handling key tasks.
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Santa FE
Jerry Ortiz Y Pino
Senate
Ortiz Y Pino
New Mexico
House
Denish
Jack Stahl
Garvey Carruthers
Stahl
Bruce King
Bob Ferguson
Jay Miller
la Tusa
Texas board adopts new social studies curricula amid partisan clash
The Texas State Board of Education approved updated social studies and history curricula after heated public debate and party-line votes on a plan covering 4.8 million Texas students for the next decade. The unanimous vote came on math texts, while the broader reform reignited disputes over how America and its Christian nation ethos should be portrayed.
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Times Square
Texas State Board of Education
Texas
Dreamers take 1500 mile walk to urge DREAM Act passage
Four undocumented students Gaby Pacheco Juan Rodriguez Felipe Matos and Carlos Roa walked from Miami to Washington to press President Obama and Congress to stop deportations and pass the DREAM Act. They collected over 40000 signatures and say 65000 young immigrants could benefit annually.
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Gaby Pacheco
Juan Rodriguez
Felipe Matos
Carlos Roa
Gaby
Juan
Felipe
Carlos
Miami
Washington, D.C
Barack Obama
U.S
Congress
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