McMinn Eyes Long Term PRC Seat Endorsed by Daily Record
The Daily Record endorses Rory McMinn for the Republican nomination to Public Regulation Commission District 2. McMinn, former Chaves County commissioner, seeks to curb regulation while protecting consumers and boosting economic development. He supports retaining the 505 area code for District 2 and rural areas.
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May 30 in History highlights span wars, space and discovery
On May 30 events include Joan of Arc's execution in 1431, Hernando de Soto landing in Florida in 1539, Nebraska and Kansas created in 1854, a fatal stampede at the Brooklyn Bridge in 1883, Ray Harroun winning the first Indianapolis auto race in 1911, the Lincoln Memorial dedication in 1922, Attu Island captured in 1943, Arlington burials in 1958, Mariner Nine launch in 1971, and Spain joining NATO in 1982.
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Roswell Students Win State Essay Award 25 Years Ago
Lauren Greenwade of Roswell captured a New Mexico state essay contest on Ability Counts. She belongs to Goddard High School’s upcoming graduating class. Ernest J. Mendoza named May city employee of the month after 19 years with the city. He is an equipment operator in the Sewer and Water Department. Chaparral Rock Hounds awarded Roswell High School students Patricia Grossman Joseph T Strouhal and Maria Wolf with membership awards and U S Savings Bonds.
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Maria Wolf
U.S
New Mexico lawmakers face pre election extraordinary session
Legislators returned to Santa Fe for an extraordinary session to address a looming budget crisis. With 70 House members and several senators up for primary challenges, turnout is uncertain and candidates weigh political risks while balancing duties to state and party. The mix of contested races, including lieutenant governor and other offices, shapes expectations for Tuesday's voting and November outcomes.
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New Mexico
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Step Backward on Single Sex Schools Sparks Debate
The piece argues public schools should pursue smaller classes and better teachers for all, criticizing a Bush administration move to fund single sex schools. It cites Title IX as guiding equality and notes concerns raised by the New York Civil Liberties Union about gender based separate education.
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Addressing Security Delinquencies After Sept. 11
The piece argues for an independent commission on security failures, noting FBI lapses in Arizona and Minnesota, bureaucratic obstacles to examining a suspect’s laptop, and long-standing turf wars between executive and legislative branches. It recalls Kennedy’s assassination and compares how small coincidences enable killers, urging reforms and accountability.
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