County approves sale of Eastern New Mexico Medical Center to Tenet
The Roswell county commission voted 4-1 to sell the county owned hospital to Tenet Healthcare Corp. The sale, now in final negotiations and state approval, should close by December 31. Tenet will become owner and set up a board and CEO to run a regional facility serving southeastern New Mexico.
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Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Tenet Healthcare Corp
Santa Barbara
Calif
West Coast Corporation
America
Eloy Ortega
St. Joseph
Tenet
Roswell
Chaves County
New Mexico
County Commission
Drivers cautioned to slow down at flashing yellow lights
A letter urges drivers to slow for flashing yellow signals not speed, calls for more police patrols around Cahoon Park, and warns that Eighth Street near Union Avenue is a residential area. It suggests races belong at Pecos Valley Raceway to avoid endangering others.
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Cahoon Park
Eighth Street
Union Avenue
Pecos Valley Raceway
Mescalero Apache Leader Elected to Interstate Council
Wendell Chino chairman of the Mescalero Apache tribe was chosen last week in Bismark North Dakota to lead the Governors Interstate Indian Council. Sister Therese, St Marys Hospital administrator, spoke on the order history at a luncheon for the auxiliary. Zeta Chapter Alpha Delta Kappa began fall with a covered dish supper at Gertrude Thompson house, Eleanor Gaskin co hostess.
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Wendell Chino
Governors Interstate Indian Council
Bismark
N.D
Therese
St. Mary's Hospital
Zeta Chapter
Alpha Delta Kappa
Gertrude Thompson
Eleanor Gaskin
Elections bureau faces hurdle in 1998 cycle
The New Mexico Bureau of Elections under Secretary of State Stephanie Gonzales endures turnover as director Denise Lamb is fired amid disputes over office conduct. The resignations include Hoyt Clifton John Daniels Walter Williams David Harrell Edward Archuleta Curt Sanchez Mary Wright and Richard Varela. The office tightens media access, raising concerns about data dissemination and public trust.
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Santa FE
Bureau of Elections
Secretary of State
Elections Bureau
Denise Lamb
Stephanie
Gonzales
Lamb
Hoyt Clifton
Clifton
John Daniels
Daniels
Albuquerque
Martin Chavez
Walter
Williams
Election Bureau
New Mexico
Phoenix
David Harrell
Harrell
Legislative Education Study Committee
Edward Archuleta
Archuleta
Curt Sanchez
Daniel
Mary Wright
Richard Varela
Gon
Debate Over Russia Religion Bill and Western Aid
A commentary questions Western outrage at Russia restricting religion and cites history from 1917 to 1990. It notes the bill limits non Orthodox groups, grants rights to Soviet-recognized faiths, and imposes scrutiny on others. The piece contrasts Russian policy with Israel and warns against overreaction while awaiting Duma action.
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Congress
Civil Liberties Brigade
Russia
New Order
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Yeltsin
Great Britain
Senate seeks to curb anonymous holds on legislation
The Senate moved to require any senator applying a hold to disclose identity within 48 hours, aiming to curb secret blocking of bills and nominations. The measure, tied to a DC spending bill, faces skepticism and may vanish in conference.
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Senate
Washington
Ron Wyden
D-Ore
Charles Grassley
Iowa
Grassley
Bob Dove
Dove
Helms
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wyden
Trent Lott
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Buckley
North Carolina
Jesse Helms
Clinton
Willian Weld
Mexico
Kennedy-Kassebaum Health
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