The EPA's Shocking Power Grab in NM

From riograndefoundation.org -The Washington, DC-based Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) and the New Mexico-based Rio Grande Foundation have released a new report on the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s)rampant abuse of power in enforcing the “Regional Haze Provision” of the federal Clean Air Act. Full text of the new report is available here
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Occupy Gets the Ink, Tea Party Gets the Votes

From washingtonexaminer.com -Occupy Wall Street and the movement's brethren in other cities ranging from Chicago, to Baltimore, to Oakland, to London -- has been getting all the press lately.  But it's the Tea Party movement and its small-government ideology that continues to win elections. Is that a harbinger for 2012? Probably. More News New Mexico
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Egolf's New Idea: Create a "State-Owned Bank"

Representative Brian Egolf of Santa Fe has a solution that will seemingly address the "Occupy" movement's disdain for "banks." This morning Egolf boldly tweeted the following:
"Heading to Taos to talk with Taos Move On about moving NM's money out of big national banks and my idea to create a state-owned bank in NM."
We will provide additional details of the Egolf state-owned bank plan as they become available.

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Krebs Has Interviewed Candidates for Lobo Job

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Around the Land of Enchantment Paul Krebs is the man blamed for running off former UNM head football coach Rocky Long. Long is considered by most longtime Lobo fans to be the most successful coach in UNM history and Paul Krebs is quickly becoming the consensus choice for least effective athletic director in UNM history.
Fresh off the firing of Mike Locksley, who was Krebs own hire, the highly paid UNM athletic director ($330,000 plus per year) took to the airwaves last week to spell out what he is looking for this time around. Krebs says his latest search for a new football coach will target a current or former head coach. Krebs has admitted he has already interviewed several people for the Lobos head coach position.
There is no word yet from UNM President David Schmidly on whether he is going to make a change in the athletic department and conduct his own series of interviews. There are many fans who think the man who hired Mike Locksley and ran off Rocky Long should take his share of the blame for what has happened to the Lobo football program under his watch.

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