Legislature debates tax reform and budget cuts Senate to House
The House and Senate debate a stripped down tax reform plan and state budget cuts. Senate actions include about 3 percent agency cuts and shifts toward higher education, while House Republicans push deeper reductions and potential use of cash reserves. Democratic critics warn tuition increases at public universities may follow. The plan funds the general fund with 90 million from older stalled projects and taps 219 million from the tobacco settlement.
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Ing
House
Senate
Jeff Steinborn
D-Las Cruces
Public Safety
Family
Nate Gentry
House Appropriations
University of New Mexico
Appropriations Committee
New Mexico
Roswell Fair safety tips and price details readied
Firefighters police and sheriff staff will be present at the fair with safety tips for families including making child photos and carrying your phone number. Park 3 dollars admission free until 4 pm then seven dollars. Ages 13 plus. Children six to twelve three dollars and five and under free. Carnival bracelets 20 tonight through Thursday 25 Friday 30 Saturday. Curtis M Michaels can be reached at 575-622-7710 ext 205 or rdrnews com.
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RPD
Fire Department
Curtis M. Michaels
Rdrnews
New Mexico
Lisa Dunlap
Rdrnews.com
New Mexico House approves expansion of three strikes law
The New Mexico House backed a three strikes proposal to expand mandatory life terms for a new list of 16 violent crimes. It remains unclear whether the Senate will take up the bill as lawmakers fight a multi hundred million dollar budget shortfall during a special session.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
House of Representatives
Senate
Susana Martinez
House
Senate Democrats
Michael Sanchez
Paul Pacheco
Albuquerque
Sheryl Williams Stapleton
New Mexico Sentencing Commission
Martinez
Victoria Martens
House Republican
Public Safety and Children, Youth and Family
Cowboy cook-off brings fun and rivalry to Lincoln County
The event blends friendly competition and craft, with teams like the Black Iron Gang led by Walter Lowe and including State Rep. Bob Woolley. Participants emphasize the joy of cooking, sharing recipes, and seeing judges bite into well-made dishes, while rivals aim for top prizes in biscuits and meat. The Lincoln County cook-off traces to Ray Reed, inspired by a national cowboy symposium, and now promotes New Mexico True experiences with vintage wagons, period dress, and cross-border media attention.
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Walter Lowe
The
Black Iron Gang
Lowe
Ruidoso
Roswell
Lonely Goat Ranch
Sharon Drusedum
John Drusedum
Grace Community Church
Mack
Judy Hewitt
J.K
Bonnie Milam
Drusedum
Drusedums
Las Cruces
Alamogordo
Ray Reed
Clovis
Los Angeles
New Mexico
Gene Hensley
Lincoln County
Lubbock
R.D. Hubbard
R.D. Anderson
Reed
Anderson
Phelps Anderson
Sunny Hirschfeld
Food Network
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Sandia Park
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E. Mescalero
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Mexico State
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Bobby Carroll
Barbara Beck
Eck
Tom McDonald
Tmcdonald
SaraLei Fajardo
Jim Dishman
Idishman
Tim Howsare
Aric Loomis
Aloomis
Manny Gonzalez
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Roswell Daily Record
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