Endorsements for John Sanchez and Ray Powell in NM races
The Daily Record backs John Sanchez in the Republican primary for lieutenant governor citing his 2002 governor campaign stance against unchecked Santa Fe spending and pay-to-play. It endorses Ray Powell in the Democratic primary for land commissioner, praising his 1993–2002 tenure and emphasis on accountability and transparency.
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John Sanchez
Sanchez
Santa Fe
New Mexico House
Raymond Sanchez
The
Daily Record
New Mexico
Ray Powell
Powell
State Investment Council
Mining Commission, Oil and Conservation Commission
Youth Conservation Corps Commission
Capitol Building
Endorsement Urges Robert Corn for PRC District 2
The Daily Record backs Robert Corn in the Republican primary for the Public Regulation Commission District 2. Corn, a Roswell retiree and former magistrate judge, notes eight years in the state House and party leadership in the 1980s.
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Public Regulation Commission
PRC
Robert Corn
Roswell
Corn
State House
House
Commission
The
Daily Record
McDonald Arrives for Duty in West Germany. Bill Smith Retires
25 years ago Sgt. 1st Class Rick S. McDonald, son of Gloria T. McDonald of Roswell, arrived for duty at Baumholder, West Germany as an armor crew member with the 8th Infantry Division after service at Fort Carson. William Smith announces retirement from Mountain Bell after 30 years, having held multiple roles and now assistant manager of distribution services for Roswell and Artesia. he and his wife Anita have three children, David, Gary, and Sheryl.
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Rick S. McDonald
Gloria T. McDonald
Roswell
Baumholder
West Germany
8Th Infantry
McDonald
Fort Carson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Goddard High School
William
Bill” Smith
Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Artesia
Bill
Anita
David
Gary
Sheryl
Mexico in Crisis and Its Spillover to the United States
The piece portrays Mexico as a nation in deep crisis with corruption crime and inequality spilling into the U S border states. It cites Mexico Citys megacity challenges population strain water scarcity and youth disaffection while criticizing U S policy toward Mexico during the Obama era and noting high illegal immigrant and crime statistics in border states.
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Mexico
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Homeland Security
FBI
Albuquerque
Arizona
California
Louie Purell
Oil spill frustrations rise as Obama pressures BP
The White House faces mounting criticism for slow action in the Gulf of Mexico disaster with BP under fire for responsibility. Obama names an independent panel, while officials say government lacks direct means to stop deepwater leaks and BP must lead the response.
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Mexico
Carlos Slim Helu
Forbes.com
Helu
Felipe Calderon
White House
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Coast Guard
Thad Allen
Carol Browner
CBS
Paul N
Red” Adair
Edward “Coots” Matthews
Persian Gulf
Arizona boycott sparks political clash over immigration
A national debate over Arizona immigration law escalates as politicians and groups condemn the measure. Critics warn of economic costs, while supporters argue reforms stem from Secure borders and rule of law. The controversy highlights racial tensions and partisan tactics amid allegations of broader political gain.
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Arizona
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Gallagher
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