New Mexico issues foreign national licenses under appointment system
An AP analysis shows a sharp drop in new foreign national licenses after New Mexico shifted to an appointment system in July 2010. Officials say the change aims to curb fraud and improve security, while immigrant advocates report longer waits and more administrative problems for applicants.
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New Mexico
Taxation and Revenue Department
Arizona
Richardson
Marcela Diaz
Somos UN Pueblo Unido
Lems
Martinez
Scott Darnell
MVD
Darnell
Redistricting sparks split over western expansion plans
Ingle's bill would redraw Senate districts to shift incumbents west, expanding Adair's territory to Torrance County and adding Chaves County precincts to Jennings' district. The debate centers on rural representation versus metropolitan gains and possible political deals as lawmakers push through redistricting amid a lengthy session.
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Adair
Torrance County
Jennings
Chaves County
Mountainair
Lea County
Senate
Ingle
Dyin
Jen Po Gerald Ortiz
W. Ken Martinez
Ezzell
Martinez
J.bergman
Roswell-Record.com
NTSB Probes Experimental Plane Crash After Takeoff
Preliminary NTSB findings show a substantially damaged aircraft impacted terrain after takeoff during an engine failure simulation. Wingtip marks extend 3 800 feet from runway, with scrapes starting 5 300 feet from runway end. Witnesses saw sparks smoke and a ground fire as the plane slid and struck obstructions before resting upright near the control tower. Rescue units fought the blaze. aircraft operated under FAA Experimental Certificate. A final report is due about a year later.
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Federal Aviation Administration
NTSB
Cheremiah Leads School Patrols and Training Role
Cheremiah oversees school patrols in the city and handles crime reports on campuses. She also investigates school property crimes and acts as a field-training officer bridging classroom theory with street practice. She volunteers with CASA and Every 15 Minutes and speaks on DWI DUI effects.
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Cheremiah
Chaves County
CASA
RSO
Fraternal Order of Police
J.palmer
Roswell-Record.com
Western farmers discuss transmission lines with Salazar
Western farmers and Rocky Mountain Farmers Union officials met Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to discuss transmission lines as economic development. The department weighs a solar plan supplement for public land in California Nevada Colorado Utah New Mexico and Arizona. Farmers see wind or solar potential but face lines access while some residents oppose new power lines. Midcap researches the viability of paying for such infrastructure.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain Farmers Union
Interior
Ken Salazar
California
Nevada
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
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Roswell
Ben Lujan
Salazar
Midcap
The
United Way
Noble Finance
Stefan Deal
Sunny
Gerber Maxwell
EA Metalux
Erin
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