Duran Resigns and Pleads Guilty in New Mexico Case
New Mexico Secretary of State Dianna Duran pleaded guilty to felony embezzlement and four misdemeanors after resigning amid a fraud probe. Sentencing set for December 14. restitution of 14000 dollars to donors and a suspended sentence with gambling addiction treatment. Duran said she did not compromise the office's integrity.
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Dianna Duran
Santa Fe
Duran
State District Court
Aneurism patient thrives after grim early prognosis
Linda Hays survived a brain aneurysm and lengthy coma after emergency rupture. She endured months of rehab at Craig Hospital and Sun Country Physical Therapy and, through persistence and support from husband Troy and caregivers, regained walking and speech.
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Troy Hays
the Daily Record
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Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Craig Hospital
Denver
Hays Couple Mark 15 Years Since Brain Aneurysm
Troy Hays and his wife Linda celebrate the 15th anniversary of her brain aneurysm with staff at Sun Country Physical Therapy Associates in Los Cerritos amid renewed mobility and endurance progress. Linda receives daily therapy from Darren Eine as Troy inspires others with his recovery story.
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Sun Country Physical Therapy Associates, Inc
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Linda Mays
Darren Eine
Chaves County Talks DWI Awareness Week Plans
Chaves County commissioners discussed DWI Awareness Week set for November 16 to 20 during the regular meeting. Commissioner Kyle Wooten cited county efforts to reduce alcohol and drug abuse and noted a downward trend in alcohol involved crashes and fatalities in New Mexico from 2006 to 2013.
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Education enrollment declines tied to teaching climate
Stephanie Ly of the AFT NM says public school policy discourages future teachers. An institutional analysis shows New Mexico State University College of Education down 4.7 percent this year, a loss of 4 of 105 students across lower and upper divisions.
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New Mexico State University
College of Education
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