Health Coverage Authority aims to expand insurance access in New Mexico
Gov Bill Richardson unveiled the Health Coverage Authority during the 2008 Legislature as an umbrella agency to educate residents and oversee the insurance industry. The plan targets universal coverage by reducing uninsured rates, easing emergency room strain, and boosting preventive care while lawmakers refine the framework and secure funding.
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Bill Richardson
Richardson
Health Coverage Authority
New Mexico
U.S
Ers
Rose colored glasses on Mahmoud Ahmadinejad critique
Reader Hector L Marin of Roswell calls for objective portrayal of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and lists alleged actions. He cites the 1979 U S Embassy seizure and hostage crisis, 1989 Austrian-linked deaths, Holocaust denial comments, and Canada labeling Iran’s government a human rights offender in 2006. He urges harsh stance against him.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
U.S
Tehran
Israel
Ahmadinejad
Hector L. Marin Roswell
Baylor honors list share for two students and local student award
Mary Melissa Milner of Roswell and Thomas F Brown III of Artesia were named to Baylor University Dean's Academic Honor List for the 1982 summer session. Keith Humble of Goddard High School was named Ellis Student of the Month, member of the Science Club Honor Society Swingers and Math Science Bowl. He plans civil engineering at New Mexico State University Las Cruces.
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Mary Melissa Milner
Roswell
Thomas F. Brown III
Artesia
Baylor University
Keith Humble
Goddard High School
Ellis
Keith
Dan R. Humble
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Readers respond to column on title deregulation and politics
Letters from Mike Currier and Donna Ragland challenge ideas on title industry pricing and media commentary. Don Eduardo defends journ alism while criticizing political fundraising and regulation. Naresh Patel questions DOT issues, and Janice Pound calls for broad national reform. Danielle Cantwell notes reader letters at ndcantwell beyondbb.com.
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Mike Currier
New Mexico
Carlsbad Current Argus
Fred Nathan
Think New Mexico
Fred
Mike
Ol’ Shakespeare
Currier
Donna Ragland
Hobbs
Doug Thomas
Heather Wilson
Bill Richardson
Washington
Doug
Edward Grothus
Richardson
Big Bill
Bill
Los Alamos Monitor
Don Eduardo
Department of Transportation
Deming
Naresh Mino Patel
la Quinta
Best Western
Janice Pound
Daily Times of
Farmington
Congress
Janice
Guv
Ned Cantwell
Ncantwell
Beyondbb
Historic milestones on October 28 across centuries
On Oct 28 across history, the Statue of Liberty was dedicated in New York Harbor in 1886, Harvard College established by Massachusetts General Court in 1636, White Plains battle in 1776, Tchaikovsky premiered Pathetique in 1893, Volstead Act enacted in 1919, Roosevelt rededicated Liberty in 1936, Italy invaded Greece in 1940, and Angelo Roncalli elected pope John XXIII in 1958.
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New York Harbor
Cleveland
General Court of
Massachusetts
Harvard College
White Plains
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
St. Petersburg
Russia
Congress
Wilson
Roosevelt
Italy
Greece
Venice
Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli
John XXIII
Santa Rita native tops Girl Scouts board and AT&T role
Patricia Diaz Dennis, a Santa Rita native and longtime telecom executive, chairs the national Girl Scouts board while serving as senior vice president and associate general counsel for AT&T. Her career spans roles on the National Labor Relations Board, state human rights office, and key FCC appointments under Reagan, with roots tracing to a Santa Fe area Gr council consolidation and the MATT policy group aiming to improve U.S. Mexico relations.
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Patricia Diaz Dennis
Santa Rita
Diaz Dennis
Girl Scouts of the USA
Girl Scouting
At&t
San Antonio
National Labor Relations Board
Sec
Federal Communications Commission
Ronald Reagan
Porfirio Diaz
Las Cruces
Mary Romero Diaz
New Mexico
Rio Rancho
Santiago
Chile
UCLA
Law
Los Angeles
Chaparral Council
Albuquerque
Matt
Voice of Reason
U.S. /Mexico
Cally
United States
Dodgeville
Wis
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