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"Tamalewood' going strong in southern New Mexico
Despite continuing economic woes, the movie industry is apparently still doing well, at least in the Land of Enchantment, making good on its new nickname, "Tamalewood." Here is an update on five movies with ...
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Obama Pledges To Create 2.5 Million New Jobs
In today's Democratic radio address, Obama said he directing his economic team to formulate a recovery plan, creating 2.5 million jobs by January 2011.
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Governor names deputy as transportation secretary
Gov. Bill Richardson has named a new state transportation secretary to succeed Rhonda Faught: Gary Giron, who is currently deputy secretary at the department.
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Reports: Richardson to be named commerce secretary
EXTINCT. THE POLITICAL PUZZLE OF THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION APPEARS TO BE COMING TOGETHER.
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Insiders: Richardson will settle for Commerce
Even though Bill Richardson wanted to be secretary of state, Obama insiders believe he will accept secretary of commerce if and when he is offered the position.
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Geithner likely treasury pick; Clinton 'on track'
President-elect Barack Obama, with money in hand, looks to pay for his order during a visit to Manny's Deli in Chicago, Friday, Nov.
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Museum of New Mexico prices going up
Prices are going up at the state museums in Santa Fe. The Museum of New Mexico Board of Regents on Thursday voted to raise admission at the first of the year.
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Secretary of state deck has wild card
With the election of a president who emphasizes the need for tough diplomacy, his choice for secretary of state becomes especially important.
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New Mexico Computing Applications Center Brings One of the Worlda s...
Today, Darkstrand, a pioneer in corporate high-speed connectivity bridging research and commercialization, announced a strategic partnership agreement with the New Mexico Computing Applications Center , a ...
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Governor backs Election Day voter registration
Gov. Bill Richardson is backing a proposal to allow New Mexicans to register and vote on Election Day.
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Exclusive: Bill may give up foreign income
Bill Clinton speaks on behalf of the Clinton Foundation in China. To satisfy Obama's vetting team, Bill Clinton is open to giving up foreign sources of income if his wife becomes secretary of state.
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Governor Wants List For Capital Project Cutbacks
Gov. Bill Richardson has ordered state agencies under his control to develop a plan for 15 percent reductions in spending on capital improvement projects.
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NM Transportation chief Faught to retire
State Transportation Secretary Rhonda Faught announced that she will retire from her position at the end of this year, capping a distinguished 21-year career in state government.
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Will Hillary Clinton get the job or not?
WASHINGTON: The guessing game continues. Will Hillary Clinton get the job of President-elect Barack Obama's Secretary of State or not? Those in the prediction markets think it's in the bag for her.
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Legislature gets greener in this year's elections
Not all of those elated by this year's election results are seeing blue. Some are admiring the green.
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Poll: Obama s treasury secretary selection most important to Americans
A poll released on Monday showed that among President-elect Barack Obama's selection for his cabinet posts, the treasury secretary was considered most important to Americans.
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Should President-elect Barack Obama select Hillary Clinton as...
Speculation is under way about whom President-elect Barack Obama will choose for his Cabinet.
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Moratorium on utility shutoffs begins
The state Public Regulation Commission says a moratorium that protects low-income New Mexicans from having their utilities disconnected over winter has begun.
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Obama, McCain to Meet Today In Chicago
A big meeting of former foes Monday in Chicago. Obama, McCain To Meet President-elect Barack Obama and Sen.
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NM House GOP elects leadership
Rep. Keith Gardner of Roswell has been elected minority whip by Republican members of the New Mexico House of Representatives.
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