Voter suppression fuels New Mexico election concerns
A New Mexico challenge group trained poll workers with alleged false election law guidance, aiming to suppress votes. An undercover video from ProgressNow NM links Pat Morlen to the session in Albuquerque, prompting AG Gary King to investigate and a congressional expansion of probe efforts.
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Albuquerque
Pat Morlen
Sandoval County
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Eral
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Coulter Defends Romney On Health Care And Spending
Ann Coulter backs Romney's policies as he pledges no federal worker firings or education cuts while increasing military spending. He aims to repeal Obamacare while preserving popular protections like pre existing conditions and dependent coverage. Critics label his plans as welfare and a hidden government expansion despite free market rhetoric.
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Endorsements for New Mexico Supreme and Court of Appeals
The Daily Record endorses Paul Kennedy for the New Mexico Supreme Court citing his 36 years as a lawyer, prior Supreme Court service, and public defender work. It also notes endorsements for retention of Justice Richard Bosson and Judges Roderick Kennedy and Michael Vigil, while withholding in the Court of Appeals race due to insufficient information.
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Paul Kennedy
Kennedy
Susana Martinez
New Mexico Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Albuquerque
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J. Miles Hanisee
New Mexico Court of Appeals
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Roderick T. Kennedy
Michael Vigil
Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission
All Saints Day marks historic milestones in 1512 1765 and more
On November 1 1512 Michelangelo unveiled the Sistine Chapel ceiling paintings for Pope Julius II The Stamp Act took effect in 1765 triggering colonial resistance In 1861 Abraham Lincoln named George B McClellan General-in-Chief of the Union armies In 1870 the U S Weather Bureau made its first meteorological observations
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United States Weather Bureau
Lead poisoning risk and prevention for children
The piece explains that lead is toxic to children and outlines past and present sources such as older paint and dust from peeling surfaces. It stresses early detection through blood tests starting at 6 months, and notes cognitive and behavioral harm from elevated lead levels.
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Roswell Man Earns BJU Accounting Degree
Andrew Karl Brenner of Roswell earned a bachelor of science in accounting from Bob Jones University School of Business. 23 year old Brenner, son of Dr. Karl H. Brenner and his wife, was an accounting assistant at Green Bank and a member of the Pi Gamma Delta Society. He completed Bob Jones Academy in 1982 as 689 graduates received degrees in the ceremony.
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Roswell
School of Business
Bob Jones University
Brenner
Karl H. Brenner
Green Bank
BJU
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Bob Jones Academy
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