Shutdown Showdown Over Health Law Delays Faces House Senate
The Obama administration prepared for a partial government shutdown as the Senate rejected a GOP bill delaying the health care law and GOP leaders pressed for concessions. House Republicans sought to keep funding while reworking health care provisions, while Democrats argued the move would end funding. President Obama urged lawmakers to continue funding the law, warning against ransom for doing their jobs.
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Virginia
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Texas
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Understanding Health Insurance Through Obamacare Guidance
A concise overview explains applying for health coverage via healthcare.gov after open markets, detailing steps to verify identity and income, how tax credits lower premiums, and plan levels from bronze to platinum. It notes the data hub verification, potential delays, and tips to ensure eligible subsidies and suitable doctor networks.
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East Grand Plains Parade Highlights Campaigns and Community Bands
A southeastern district parade through the Chaves County area featured candidates like Gary King and Dennis Kintigh, party floats, and cheers. Judges awarded top honors to the Chaves County DWI Program, Mesa Middle School, and New Mexico Military Institute among others, with Graves Farms winning the Sweepstake Award.
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Chaves County
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Charlie's Angels
Bank of the Southwest
Mesa Middle School
New Mexico Military Institute
Sierra Middle School
Goddard High School
Sidney Gutierrez
Graves Farms
New Mexico Health Exchange Gathers Momentum Ahead of Spanish Online Start
NM Health Exchange officials say New Mexico is ready with a toll free call center at 1 855 99 NMHIX to assist applicants as the federal site carries the load for 36 states. Officials project more than 80 000 New Mexicans will gain coverage next year under tax credits and Medicaid expansions with income thresholds rising toward four times the previous limits.
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Roswell Daily Record dominates awards with multiple wins
Steve Stone earns first and second in Auto Advertisement while Aric Loomis takes second in Auto and Web categories. San dra Martinez wins Retail Advertisement and Shared Page. Editor Andrew Poertner and Jill McLaughlin win top editorial honors. The staff earns General Excellence and numerous category prizes amid 1,777 entries.
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