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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2016
Page
2
New Mexico adopts a two tier ID system to meet federal ID rules. A high security license enables air travel and access to federal facilities, while a driving authorization card lacks driving privileges but proves residency for immigrants. Old licenses remain valid for now.
Former New Mexico governor Gary Johnson, a Libertarian, outlines a near 3000 mile bike journey along the Great Divide from Banff to Antelope Wells in early June. He aims to boost health and fitness while staying politically active, seeking ballot access for Libertarians nationwide.
Albuquerque reports firms and patients brace for possible rollback of the Obama health law as President-elect Trump and a Republican Congress consider repeal or major changes. State insurers and hospital executives expect to adjust operations while beWellNM keeps enrollment open through Jan 31 for coverage starting Feb 1, and Medicaid policies will be honored in 2017.
McDonald’s at Eighth and Main in Roswell invites residents to a Coffee with Cops event from 8 to 9 30 a.m. Thursday. Attendees can ask questions voice concerns and show support for law enforcement while enjoying free coffee.
VOICE nonprofit seeks about 6500 to bury Vietnam veteran Karol Adem Lovell who served as a medic and died Oct 31. His remains await burial at Roswell Veterans Cemetery. A memorial fund is at Wells Fargo under Carroll Aden Lovell and a GoFundMe titled Vietnam John's Funeral accepts donations.
The New Mexico Workforce Connection and the Department of Workforce Solutions host a statewide Hire Veterans Job Fair on Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at American Legion Post No. 28. Open to the public, it targets veterans, transitioning service members, spouses, and families with participating employers seeking current openings.
New Mexico Senate Majority Leader Michael Sanchez lost his bid for re election but says Republican targeted ads against him helped other Democrats win. Attorney Greg Baca will replace Sanchez as Democrats gain House control. The opposition committee led by Jay McCleskey spent hundreds of thousands on ads, while McCleskey disputes that targeting affected results.
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