Candidates for NM offices file paperwork
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Lt. Gov. Diane Denish, Republican Pete Domenici Jr. and other candidates for statewide offices are keeping the secretary of state busy.Comments
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State hires 21 new workers during hiring freeze
Over the past seven months, New Mexico's government has hired 21 new employees despite an ongoing hiring freeze.Comments
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City councilor accused of swiping drummer's sticks
- After first veto override, lawmakers consider more
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Legislation pushes for nationalization of Katie’s Law
- Navajo Nation funding new jails and courts
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Eye on New Mexico, January 7, 2010
- Critics: Emissions bill would cripple businesses
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House approves largest tax increases in two decades
- Domestic partnership bill bypasses committee
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House panel approves $90M income tax increase
- Senate panel OKs pore space bill
- Panel approves bill to cancel capital projects
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Senate OKs whistleblower protection proposal
- House panel stalls natural resources bill
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Lawmakers split over tax hikes
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Panel approves budget based on tax increases
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Domestic partnership bill to be read in Santa Fe
- UNM students lobbying in Santa Fe
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City councilors advocate new APD cruisers
- Gov. to talk legislative issues with NM residents
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Study questions cell phone bans for drivers
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Lawmaker hopes to lower taxes for disabled
- Former NM representative dies at age 43
- House panel OKs proposed sales tax increase
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Lawmakers may change voter requirements
- Campaign contribution ban draws ACLU opposition
- New Mexican guest at State of Union
- Bingaman hopeful Senate will address deficit
- NM depredation bill clears first hurdle
- Agency proposes $20M unemployment tax increase
- Las Vegas school board opposes proposed land swap
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County to consider hiring freeze
- NM governor takes aim at polluters
- Lawmakers approve bill to pay for session
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Disabled make plea to state lawmakers
- Democratic group advocates tax increase on wealthy
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Race for Bernalillo County Sheriff getting crowded
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House approves bill for legislative expenses
- Albuquerque judge retiring March 1
- White Peak critics take protest to NM capitol
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Entire address: Governor Richardson's State of the State
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Governor: No teacher salary cuts, possible layoffs elsewhere
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Richardson opposes food tax in State of the State speech
- Text of Gov. Richardson's State of the State Address
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Legislature convenes for 30-day session
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Richardson’s legacy ‘cut one billion in taxes’
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Legislative session looms
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City councilors want former CAO’s pay cut
- Former Luna County commissioner indicted
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New Mexico News
- Candidates for NM offices file paperwork
- Navajo tribe is considering new casinos
- State hires 21 new workers during hiring freeze
- Las Cruces federal courthouse work almost done
- Pileup closes I-40 at Santa Rosa
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City councilor accused of swiping drummer's sticks
- Men who drowned in Caballo Lake identified
- NM pursues cleanup of circuit board plant
- After first veto override, lawmakers consider more
- New Mexico State edges Louisiana Tech 70-68
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