ENMMC Auxiliary Members Win Awards at NM Hospital Convention
ENMMC Auxiliary received multiple honors at the 70th New Mexico Hospital Association Convention in Albuquerque September 24 to 26. Patsy Chesser and Ruth Browning earned 25 year medals. Poly Hall earned 30 year award. The Pulse newsletter won first place for the 12th year. Margaret Horton received the Recognized Auxilian Award.
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New Mexico woman foils burglary then fires at thief
In Deming authorities say a 71 year old woman fired a revolver as a man fled after grabbing her phone to call 911. The man and his car were not hit. Deputies later arrested 19 year old Rene Saenz on suspicion of robbery while investigators determine if the shooting was warning or self defense.
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Albuquerque begins meetings on Police Department reform
Albuquerque officials started a series of community meetings as part of reform talks about the Police Department. The first of 10 meetings was held this week led by Mayor Richard Berry amid calls for changes following more than 40 police shootings since 2010 and the March encounter involving a homeless man.
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New Mexico weighs rule to reuse drilling water
State environmental regulators weigh allowing oil firms to reuse produced water to cut freshwater use. The draft rule, developed with the Oil Conservation Commission, could reach OCC by October or November, following months of study and parallels to Texas practices. John Tintera of Texas Water Recycling Commission praises New Mexico’s regulatory shift amid drought concerns.
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First round voting ends in Daily Record pet contest
With 180 entries and over 2,000 votes cast the Daily Record enters the first elimination round. Tucker Man leads with 200 votes owned by Jamie Faubus, followed by Pearl with 160 votes owned by Maria L. Ogas and Pee Wee with 145 votes owned by Bennie Padilla.
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Ebola Testing Expansion Planned at State Lab
The article reports that a state lab will begin Ebola testing within two weeks, shifting from CDC and Texas lab testing. A decision will determine if confirmed cases are sent to a containment facility such as NIH, and about earlier transfers for high risk exposure to larger NM hospitals.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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National Institutes of Health
Washington, D.C
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Moose to Return to CASA After Medical Treatment
Moose will receive steroid treatment every 25 days as part of a plan to balance his health. He has high cholesterol and low blood sugar and is on three medications plus a shot. The process should take about a month, after which he will return to CASA part time and enjoy a normal dog life.
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