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Health exchange board approves hybrid state-federal model - Albuquerque Business First (blog)
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Health exchange board approves hybrid state-federal model
Albuquerque Business First (blog)
The board of the New Mexico Health Insurance Exchange voted Friday to temporarily become a hybrid state/federal exchange, with the state enrolling businesses and the federal exchange enrolling individuals. Dennis Domrzalski: Reporter- Albuquerque ...
NEW MEXICO WILL GET HYBRID HEALTH EXCHANGEKUNM
New Mexico Health Insurance Exchange Still In QuestionFronteras: The Changing America Desk
Health exchange slow to organizeAlbuquerque Journal (subscription)
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More New Mexicans planning in-state vacations - KOB.com
More New Mexicans planning in-state vacations
KOB.com
A new poll shows an 11 percent spike in the number of New Mexicans planning to hit the road for vacations this year as compared to last year, and that's a pretty big increase. 55 percent say they'll make more than three trips in-state and that's for ...
More New Mexicans choose in-state tourismAlbuquerque Business First (blog)
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NM mom credits 'mother's instincts' in chase of 4-year-old daughter's abductor - Washington Post
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NM mom credits 'mother's instincts' in chase of 4-year-old daughter's abductor
Washington Post
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Melissa Torrez didn't even think when teenagers in her apartment complex said a man had just grabbed her 4-year-old girl and drove away. She jumped in her car and began chasing the brown Buick through traffic, zigzagging on ...
New Mexico mom chases down child abductor; girl safeWashington Times
'Mother's instincts': New Mexico woman chased abductorWWL
Mom in New Mexico chases down child abductor; girl safeMemphis Commercial Appeal
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NM named among states that could 'dominate the drone economy' - Albuquerque Business First
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NM named among states that could 'dominate the drone economy'
Albuquerque Business First
“The aerospace and aviation industry is one of our seven targeted industries for recruitment and an industry I believe we are well-positioned to continue to attract,” New Mexico Economic Development Secretary Jon Barela told Albuquerque Business First.
NM official: Tax package saved jobsKOB.com
Carruthers tells legislators NM down 41700 jobs; only Western state not ...Farmington Daily Times
Barela: Tax package saved, created jobsABQ Journal
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Mexico to create police unit to search for missing
Mexico's government says it will create a special investigative unit to search for the missing, heeding a request by relatives of the disappeared who have been on a hunger strike for nine days.
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New Mexico jobless rate drops slightly in April - Albuquerque Journal (subscription)
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New Mexico jobless rate drops slightly in April
Albuquerque Journal (subscription)
State officials said Friday the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 6.7 percent in April. That's down from 6.9 percent in March and 7 percent in April 2012. New Mexico has gained about 7,900 jobs during the past 12 months, for a 1 percent growth ...
NM unemployment inched downward in AprilAlbuquerque Business First
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Buyout to net New Mexico $625K - ESPN
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Buyout to net New Mexico $625K
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- The University of New Mexico says it has reached an agreement in principal with former basketball coach Steve Alford over his buyout. Alford said in April he was willing to pay a $200,000 buyout for leaving the Albuquerque school ...
Steve Alford, New Mexico come to buyout agreementLos Angeles Times
New Mexico, former coach Steve Alford settle buyout disputeNBCSports.com
UCLA's Alford, New Mexico agree on $625K buyoutOCRegister (subscription)
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Steve Alford, New Mexico come to buyout agreement - Los Angeles Times
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Steve Alford, New Mexico come to buyout agreement
Los Angeles Times
Alford jumped to UCLA on March 30, 10 days after agreeing to a 10-year contract extension with New Mexico. Under terms of the old contract, Alford was responsible for a $200,000 buyout. New Mexico officials sought $1 million, the buyout under the new ...
Steve Alford will pay New Mexico $300000 and forgo bonuses ending feud over ...Yahoo! Sports (blog)
Buyout to net New Mexico $625KESPN
New Mexico, former coach Steve Alford settle buyout disputeNBCSports.com
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Finance New Mexico: Aztec company puts lean production philosophy to work - Las Cruces Sun-News
Finance New Mexico: Aztec company puts lean production philosophy to work
Las Cruces Sun-News
About 18 months ago, Aztec Machine and Repair of Bloomfield sent its management and supervisory personnel, as well as its production floor workers, to a class. There they learned the fundamentals of lean manufacturing from the New Mexico Manufacturing ...
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Alford buyout agreement to net New Mexico $625K - Yahoo! Sports
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Alford buyout agreement to net New Mexico $625K
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) -- The University of New Mexico says it has reached an agreement in principal with former basketball coach Steve Alford over his buyout. Alford said in April he was willing to pay a $200,000 buyout for leaving the Albuquerque ...
New Mexico, former coach Steve Alford settle buyout disputeNBCSports.com
UCLA's Alford, New Mexico agree on $625K buyoutOCRegister (subscription)
Alford buyout agreement to net UNM $625K - KRQE-TV.comKRQE
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Video: N.M. Police Officer Helps Lift Car Off of Girl - Officer.com
Video: N.M. Police Officer Helps Lift Car Off of Girl
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When New Mexico State Police Officer Steven Nuñez pulled up to a rollover on Interstate 40 on May 8, he found an 8-year-year-old girl seriously hurt and pinned to the ground by thousands of pounds of... When New Mexico State Police Officer Steven Nuñez ...
Officers recounts muscular rollover rescue - KRQE-TV.comKRQE
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40 Lake Mary officers head to New Mexico for bomb training - WFTV Orlando
40 Lake Mary officers head to New Mexico for bomb training
WFTV Orlando
The department is paying for all 40 officers to go to New Mexico for free training, and they invited Channel 9's Myrt Price to see what they'll be learning and how it will help protect the public. In many cases, Lake Mary officers will still need the ...
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Survivor of NM killings 'in tailspin' since ruling - ABQ Journal
Survivor of NM killings 'in tailspin' since ruling
ABQ Journal
SANTA FE (AP) — A Nebraska woman who survived the 1979 killings of her family in New Mexico said she “went into a tailspin” upon hearing that the killer, her stepfather, will be eligible for parole later this year. The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled ...
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Alford buyout agreement to net New Mexico $625K - San Jose Mercury News
Alford buyout agreement to net New Mexico $625K
San Jose Mercury News
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—The University of New Mexico says it has reached an agreement in principal with former basketball coach Steve Alford over his buyout. Alford said in April he was willing to pay a $200,000 buyout for leaving the Albuquerque school to ...
Alford buyout agreement to net UNM $625K - KRQE-TV.comKRQE
A Panther point of viewABQ Journal
UNM reaches buyout agreement with former coach AlfordKOB.com
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Alford buyout agreement to net New Mexico $625K
The University of New Mexico says it has reached an agreement in principal with former basketball coach Steve Alford over his buyout.
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Insitutional spending skyrocketing at New Mexico universities - Kansas Watchdog
Insitutional spending skyrocketing at New Mexico universities
Kansas Watchdog
SPENDING BATTLE: A New Mexico Watchdog investigation raises questions about whether universities are spending more money running their institutions than educating students. By Rob Nikolewski | New Mexico Watchdog. Do universities in New Mexico ...
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Endean-Singh running for New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District seat now ... - The Republic
Endean-Singh running for New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District seat now ...
The Republic
CARLSBAD, New Mexico — Alamogordo Democrat Leslie Endean-Singh has announced her candidacy for the 2nd Congressional District seat now held by Republican Steve Pearce. Endean-Singh is an attorney and manager of her husband's medical office ...
Alamogordo Democrat Leslie Endean-Singh challenging Steve Pearce for ...Carlsbad Current Argus
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Meet New Mexico's liberal Tim Keller, before he becomes fake-moderate Tim ... - RedState
Meet New Mexico's liberal Tim Keller, before he becomes fake-moderate Tim ...
RedState
Well, let us not ignore the upcoming election cycle simply because the Obama administration has decided to go utterly mad this week*. Below for your dubious delectation is a video from the New Mexico Republican party on one Tim Keller, who is being ...
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Police Officer, Others Lift SUV Off Girl - ABC News
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Police Officer, Others Lift SUV Off Girl
ABC News
Transcript for Police Officer, Others Lift SUV Off Girl. Caught on camera here in New Mexico police officer responding to this rollover crash. Realizes a girl is trapped beneath that SUV. So he flagged down people to help and then watch as they lift ...
Police officer and good Samaritans lift SUV off trapped girlYahoo! News (blog)
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Trial to begin Monday in 3 killings in New Mexico - Sacramento Bee
Trial to begin Monday in 3 killings in New Mexico
Sacramento Bee
LAS CRUCES, N.M. -- A 50-year-old man goes on trial Monday in Las Cruces in the 2010 killings of a New Mexico couple and their business partner from California. First-degree murder charges accuse Eugene Ferri of fatally shooting 69-year-old Gilles ...
Trial to begin Monday in Las Cruces for 3 killingsThe San Luis Obispo Tribune
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