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Month: March 2007

House Embarks On State Budget Debate

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – State House members plunged into lengthy debate today on a proposed $150 billion state budget. The proposal includes a spending increase over the previous two-year plan, with most of the extra money going to education. The proposal includes $72.5(B) billion in state general revenue. That’s an increase of slightly more than

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House Embarks On State Budget Debate

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – State House members plunged into lengthy debate today on a proposed $150 billion state budget. The proposal includes a spending increase over the previous two-year plan, with most of the extra money going to education. The proposal includes $72.5(B) billion in state general revenue. That’s an increase of slightly more than

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NM Governor Signs Request For Federal Aid

CLOVIS, N.M. (AP) – Governor Richardson has signed a request for a presidential disaster declaration for three eastern New Mexico counties hit by a string of tornadoes. The Federal Emergency Management Agency could not act until the governor signed the request. At least 16 tornadoes swept through areas in Curry, Quay and Roosevelt counties late

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NM Governor Signs Request For Federal Aid

CLOVIS, N.M. (AP) – Governor Richardson has signed a request for a presidential disaster declaration for three eastern New Mexico counties hit by a string of tornadoes. The Federal Emergency Management Agency could not act until the governor signed the request. At least 16 tornadoes swept through areas in Curry, Quay and Roosevelt counties late

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N.M. Tornadoes Destroy Homes, Injure 16

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Storms that produced at least 13 tornadoes swept along New Mexico’s border with Texas on Friday, destroying homes and other buildings and injuring at least 16 people, several critically, authorities said. The worst damage was reported in the towns of Logan and Clovis, which are about 80 miles apart, police said. The

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N.M. Tornadoes Destroy Homes, Injure 16

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Storms that produced at least 13 tornadoes swept along New Mexico’s border with Texas on Friday, destroying homes and other buildings and injuring at least 16 people, several critically, authorities said. The worst damage was reported in the towns of Logan and Clovis, which are about 80 miles apart, police said. The

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NASA Delays Picking Atlantis Launch Date

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) – NASA managers won’t decide until next month when to try launching Atlantis on the year’s first space shuttle mission. Officials today said the timetable will give technicians more time to assess hail damage to the shuttle’s external fuel tank. Atlantis originally was scheduled to lift off last week. The mission

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NASA Delays Picking Atlantis Launch Date

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) – NASA managers won’t decide until next month when to try launching Atlantis on the year’s first space shuttle mission. Officials today said the timetable will give technicians more time to assess hail damage to the shuttle’s external fuel tank. Atlantis originally was scheduled to lift off last week. The mission

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Why Should Miner Fans Root For Memphis?

EL PASO, Tx – The NCAA basketball tournament can contribute half of the annual funding for Conference USA’s sport leagues. For every game played in the tournament, each team earns a “unit” for its conference. Each unit can be worth up to $177,000. For this reason, it is very important thateach conferenceget multiple teams into

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Why Should Miner Fans Root For Memphis?

EL PASO, Tx – The NCAA basketball tournament can contribute half of the annual funding for Conference USA’s sport leagues. For every game played in the tournament, each team earns a “unit” for its conference. Each unit can be worth up to $177,000. For this reason, it is very important thateach conferenceget multiple teams into

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Vega Named Mesilla’s Permanent Marshal

MESILLA, N.M. (AP) – Mesilla has a new town marshal. The village’s trustees have voted unanimously (Monday) to appoint Angelo Vega to the job. He’s been acting marshal. Vega replaces Joe Mendez, who was placed on extended medical leave in November after breaking his leg during training. He decided to resign earlier this year. Vega

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Vega Named Mesilla’s Permanent Marshal

MESILLA, N.M. (AP) – Mesilla has a new town marshal. The village’s trustees have voted unanimously (Monday) to appoint Angelo Vega to the job. He’s been acting marshal. Vega replaces Joe Mendez, who was placed on extended medical leave in November after breaking his leg during training. He decided to resign earlier this year. Vega

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