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Certain livestock may face more TB testing
Mandatory bovine tuberculosis testing is expected to be extended to the whole state starting next week, according to the state veterinarian and officials of the New Mexico Livestock Board.
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New Mexico politicians talk about Palin
Their comments come as Palin prepares to address delegates to the Republican National Convention and a televised audience this evening.
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NM to citizens: Come see if anything here is yours
The New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department is trying to use the annual state fair to find an estimated 748,000 owners of nearly $110 million in unclaimed property.
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ABQ man receives bionic hand
A MEDICAL MIRACLE. LARRY MERRITT SEVERELY DAMAGED HIS ARM IN A MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT WHILE ON ACTIVE DUTY WITH THE MARINES BACK IN 1997.
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Guv signs GRIP, health-care funding bills
Without ceremony, Gov. Bill Richardson signed today a $200 million highway-construction bill approved during the recent special session of the Legislature.
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NM: Convenience store crime drop after 2004 rules
State officials say crimes at convenience stores went down significantly after New Mexico imposed regulations in 2004 aimed at protecting workers in the stores.
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Red Cross ready as Guard sent to Gulf
New Mexico Red Cross officials said the cots and blankets are ready should evacuees from Hurricane Gustav need a place to stay.
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Washed out road shuts Gila Cliff Dwellings
The Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument in southwestern New Mexico has been temporarily closed after rain eroded land leading to a bridge on the only available route to the site.
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Gov. Orders Emergency Assistance For Gustav
Gov. Bill Richardson has ordered the New Mexico Emergency Operation Center in Santa Fe to open and coordinate the state's efforts to assist the Gulf Coast affected by Hurricane Gustav.
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Lopez, Jones headline second New Mexico Shootout
Top female golfers will return to the state for the second New Mexico Shootout on Sept.
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NM emergency workers prepare for Gustav
New Mexico disaster teams say they are waiting and ready to respond if and when Hurricane Gustav hits the United States.
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State is cooperating with federal probe of GRIP bonds
The New Mexico Finance Authority says it's "cooperating fully" with federal investigators who are looking into the dealings between the state and a California firm that was paid almost $1 million under a state ...
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Quoted: DNC Thursday Speaker Highlights
Here are the highlights from Thursday's speakers at the Democratic National Convention.
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Secretary of state serving as NM governor
Top Story Headlines Dems choose Obama in thunderous acclamation Barack Obama, claiming a prize never held by a black American, swept to the Democratic presidential nomination on Wednesday as thousands of ...
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Short interview on the floor
The above headline applies not just to the unidentified TV interviewer pictured here, but the interview Gov.
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Potential Obama veeps get turn on stage
Four officials who were mentioned as possible runningmates for Barack Obama but didn't make it onto the ticket were getting a chance to address the Democratic convention Wednesday night.
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Richardson punditry: Bill's still mad at me, but he'll come around
Gov. Bill Richardson played pundit last night at the Democratic National Convention leading up to Hillary Clinton's speech.
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DNC: Richardson says Hispanics can make difference in Nov.
New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson said strong support by Hispanic voters can tip the balance for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama in the key swing states of Colorado, Nevada and New Mexico.
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Census Bureau: Uninsured rate increases in NM
The percentage of New Mexicans without health insurance has increased although the poverty rate is unchanged, according to a new Census Bureau report.
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Governor signs rebate, expanded tax credit bills
New Mexicans earning up to $70,000 are in line for a tax rebate that will average about $87 under legislation signed into law by Governor Richardson.
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