Daily Record endorses Eloy Ortega Jr. in Chaves County race
The Daily Record backs Eloy Ortega Jr. for the Democratic primary in District 1, noting his prior county service and Roswell School Board work. It questions Alfredo Dominguez III for his lack of biographical disclosures and argues Ortega would best serve local constituents.
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May 28 in history highlight events across eras and lives
On May 28 events include the 54th Massachusetts Infantry departing Boston in 1863, Thomas Cranmer validating Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn’s marriage in 1533, the Sierra Club's San Francisco founding in 1892, the Battle of Cantigny in 1918, the first all color talking picture in 1929, the Dionne quintuplets birth in 1934, Neville Chamberlain becoming UK prime minister in 1937, Belgium’s surrender in 1940, primate suborbital flight in 1959, Prince Edward’s death in Paris, and David Julien Jansen's abduction in Beirut in 1985.
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Sunset Villa honors Employee of the Month Anna Lee
Anna Lee named Employee of the Month at Sunset Villa Nursing Home for 14 years of service. She began as a cook and advanced to certified dietary manager. District Judge Paul Snead of Roswell and former New Mexico House Speaker Walter K. Martinez received special awards from the New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association for contributions to the advancement of law and plan to retire at year end.
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Sunset Villa
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Paul Snead
Roswell
Walter K. Martinez
New Mexico House of Representatives
New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association
GOP Governor Race Drama Sparks Party Intervention
In New Mexico the state GOP chairman Harvey Yates formed a three person committee to review negative ads from frontrunners Allen Weh and Susana Martinez. The panel found Martinez’s ads factual while Weh’s were not, prompting a public scolding of Weh. The unusual move raises questions about party neutrality in primaries and its impact on future campaigns.
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Artesia
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Weh
New Mexico
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Greg Sowards
Las Cruces
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Sowards
Doug Turner
Joe Monahan
Mario Salinas
Carlsbad
Obama asks China help to curb North Korea crisis
The Obama administration seeks China’s support to restrain North Korea after the March sinking of a South Korean warship with 46 dead. Washington pushes for a U.N. sanctions resolution against Pyongyang while urging joint U.S.-South Korea military drills and urging calm amid China’s cautious stance.
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Founding Fathers and Immigration Solutions Part 2
A reflective piece arguing for strict immigration controls echoing early naturalization criteria. It urges a border fence, controlled channels, and enforcement, noting Calderon's critique of Arizona's law amid national disunity and calls to preserve sovereignty and orderly immigration.
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