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Powerball jackpot grows
Las Cruces conducts city-wide survey
Mexican wolf pups in danger
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DOE corruption—appointed and elected officials should face prison time
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| Marita Noon |
Paul Wilbur, President and CEO at Aptera, didn’t think they were treated unfairly. He told me, “At the end of the day, we couldn’t get through the process.” But, he admits, he hasn’t read the emails.
Aptera was trying to build a very efficient electric vehicle with an under $30K price point. Wilbur met with Secretary Chu who could see the value in the technology. But our research shows that value was not the deciding factor in which projects got funded and which ones didn’t. Wilbur reports that he didn’t donate to any candidate. He wanted to keep the whole process clean and do what was “good for America.” Read More News New Mexico
Las Cruces conducting city-wide survey
The City of
The survey
was randomly mailed to 1,200 Las
Cruces
The survey is confidential and will assist Las Cruces
Questions include how respondents would rate Las Cruces
All responses will be compiled and a final report of the data presented
to the Las Cruces City Council in early 2013.
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Sunland Park mayoral candidate still fighting results
Sunland peanut plant working to reopen
NM revamping insurance regulation
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Sunland peanut plant working to reopen
NM revamping insurance regulation
New study says home sites linked to plague
A new study finds rustic home sites
in the mountains east of
The study co-authored by state public health veterinarian
Paul Ettestad blames a trend that has seen affluent families building homes in
areas rodents once had to themselves for changing the distribution of plague in
New Mexico
The Albuquerque Journal reports the disease was previously
most common in low-income communities in the northwestern part of the state.
The
study was published earlier this year in the journal Emerging Infectious
Diseases.
Sunland Park mayoral candidate still fighting results
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| Gerardo Hernandez |
Gerardo Hernandez
says the results were so tainted that they cost him the election. He says he
has found 158 absentee envelopes that should have been rejected. But Dona Ana
County Chief Deputy Clerk Mario Jimenez says the evidence Hernandez has is
incorrect.
Hernandez lost the Sunland
Park
Hernandez is waiting on a hearing in district court to
plead his case.
Sunland peanut plant working to reopen
A Portales company whose peanut
processing plant was linked to a national salmonella outbreak is working to
restart operations.
Sunland Inc. Katalin Coburn tells the Portales News-Tribune
the firm's board plans a meeting Monday to talk about the company's fate.
The
company's peanut processing and peanut butter plant has been shuttered since
the recall in September. Coburn said Friday the peanut processing part of the
company's operations were being readied to restart.
The company denied
allegations in an FDA report released this month that it distributed peanut and
almond butters even after testing showed the products were contaminated.
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Heather Wilson's political career likely over
Major problems with state MVD
NM revamps insurance regulation
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Major problems with state MVD
NM revamps insurance regulation
NM revamping insurance regulation
As
Under a constitutional change
approved by voters, insurance regulation will no longer be a responsibility of
the five-member elected Public Regulation Commission.
Instead, there will be an
appointed regulator who runs the independent Office of the Superintendent of
Insurance starting next July.
It's the job of the Legislature next year to
decide details of the new regulatory system.
Major problems at state MVD
The administration of former Gov.
Bill Richardson pushed ahead with a computer upgrade at the state's Motor
Vehicle Department despite knowing the prime contractor allegedly lacked a
proven track record in the field.
Records obtained by the Albuquerque Journal
show Hewlett-Packard was awarded the 2010 contract to revamp the MVD system
even after lawyers for contract rival 3M warned the state that HP didn't have a
proven track record in the field.
The administration of now-Gov. Susana Martinez
Now
the state is trying to figure out how to improve a system described in 2005 as
one of the worst in the country.
Heather Wilson's political career likely over
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| Heather Wilson |
The former Republican
congresswoman lost a bid for a New
Mexico
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