Las Cruces News
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New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez, a Republican selected by national party leaders to court Hispanics, is on the verge of losing a high-profile fight to stop illegal immigrants from getting driver’s licenses in her state.
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Christy Blanco’s health clinic in El Paso, Texas, is sitting empty. Blanco, a nurse practitioner, says she has a waiting list of patients, all the necessary equipment, and a Ph.D. in nursing that gives her the training to start treating patients.
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Inmet Mining Corp. will pay $552 million to Leucadia National Corp. for its 30 percent stake in the Cobre Las Cruces copper mine, according to a regulatory filing.
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The following is the text of the U.S. metropolitan area employment report for Dec. released by the Metropolitan Area Employment and Unemployment (Monthly) News Release
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The frontier of commercial spaceflight, which opened when NASA’s shuttle program ended this month, is taking shape in an unfinished assembly of metal, glass and concrete that resembles a rust-colored stingray burrowed halfway into New Mexico’s desert.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Richard Fisher said the central bank has done all it can to revive growth and that he would be at the forefront of urging tighter credit to fight inflation if needed.
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AmeriCom Automation Services Inc. uses a fleet of 20 trucks and vans to haul fiber-optic telecommunications cable to far-flung federal government outposts, such as border stations in Texas and New Mexico.
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For Henry Cejudo , nothing holds more value than his U.S. citizenship, not even the Olympic gold medal he won for his country two years ago in Beijing.
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Following is the text of the weekly U.S. Drought Monitor as released by the National Drought Mitigation Center in Lincoln, Nebraska:
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Anwar al-Awlaki, a U.S.-born Islamic cleric who masterminded the attempted bombing of a Detroit-bound airplane in 2009 with explosives hidden in underwear, has been killed in Yemen, the Defense Ministry said.
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