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Chino Mine To Lose Three-Quarters Of Workers
The Chino Mine in southwestern New Mexico will lay off three quarters of its employees early next year because of a sharp decline in copper prices.
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Obama: Congress right to seek plan from automakers
President-elect Barack Obama said lawmakers were right to demand that U.S. automakers provide a plan to sustain their businesses to get federal aid and that their latest efforts represent "a more serious set" ...
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Appointment of Richardson could help border economy
The nomination of Bill Richardson as secretary of commerce should help spur economic development in the Borderland because the New Mexico governor has been working to improve business ties among El Paso, ...
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Richardson nominated to be Secretary of Commerce
OFFICIAL. GOVERNOR BILL RICHARDSON APPEARS TO BE HEADED BACK TO WASHINGTON. 'It will be a great honor to serve, once again, a president who recognizes that America's diverse heritage is it's greatest ...
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Obama Asked to Release X-Files
UFO enthusiasts are pressing Barack Obama to release classified documents about sightings of alien spacecraft, encouraged by support from within the President-Elect's own White House team.
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Dem Official: Obama to tap Richardson for Commerce
December 2, 2008 - -- Democratic officials say President-elect Barack Obama plans to name New Mexico Gov.
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New Mexico: Land of Ethics Disenchantment
One common argument many New Mexico lawmakers have made against ethics reform is that the Legislature doesn't have ethical issues and its members don't need additional checks on their power.
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New Mexico Department Of Health Advises Safe Way To Feed Infants -...
Main Category: Pediatrics / Children's Health Also Included In: Infectious Diseases / Bacteria / Viruses As part of its investigation into a rare infection that can be associated with infant formula, the New ...
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Settlement Reached In Lawsuit Over Lynx
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will decide in two weeks whether to study if the Canada lynx should be protected in New Mexico under the Endangered Species Act.
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Latinos unhappy with Obama picks
If there is one message President-elect Barack Obama's transition team has broadcast about Cabinet picks, it is that ethnicity and gender will not be the first considerations when filling the slots.
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Former Johnny Carson producer dies in ABQ
A NEW MEXICO MAN -- BEST KNOWN AS JOHNNY CARSON'S PRODUCER -- HAS PASSED AWAY. LEGENDARY WRITER AND PRODUCER RUDY TELLEZ DIED THIS PAST WEEK.
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Paper Ballot Benefit: Undervote Rate Drops in 2008 Prez Election in New Mexico
One of the most vexing problems with New Mexico's 2004 election was the high percentage of "undervotes." Undervotes occur when someone casting a ballot either doesn't select a candidate in a race or his or her ...
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Wisconsin officials consider ignition interlocks to combat drunk driving
David Sarnowski of Los Alamos, N.M., uses the ignition interlock device. a oeIta s a life-altering thing,a he says.
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Troy Turner: India's fight is our fight
The terrorism attacks that began Wednesday in this city struck a personal chord with me.
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Saving Logan the calf
AN EASTERN NEW MEXICO FAMILY HAD AN UNUSUAL PROBLEM... A CALF THEY NEEDED TO GET RID OF--- BUT DIDN'T WANT TO SAY GOODBYE TO.
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Route 66 remnants remain in New Mexico
Q: I'm going to be in New Mexico and I would like to know about any portions of Route 66 that still exist there.
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New Mexicans With India Connections Breathe Sigh Of Relief
With the violence in Mumbai over, people from India now living in New Mexico breathed a sigh of relief.
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Top aide: Obama cabinet to be nearly complete by Christmas
U.S. President-elect Barack Obama will have nearly named his entire cabinet by Christmas, a top Obama aide said Friday.
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New Rules Tie Driver Permit to Test Scores, Attendance
When Edith Andrade and her friend Kimberly Rosales heard about proposed stricter rules for young drivers, they had the same reaction most kids their age would: "I think that's wrong," 13-year-old Edith charged.
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Obama Team Mulls Role for Miss Lewinsky in New Administration
President-Elect Barack Obama's transition team is reported to be deeply divided over whether to offer a post to Monica Lewinsky, the former White House Intern whose intimate relationship with President Bill ...
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