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Santa Fe, NM - Rep. Terry McMillan announced today that he has filed legislation that will protect
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Bill Would Make It Mandatory For Parents To Receive Court-Ordered Interventions In Child Abuse
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Santa Fe, NM -Legislation that would close a dangerous loophole that allows child predators to
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Santa Fe, NM - Rep. Conrad James announced today that he has filed legislation that will allow
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Bill Provides Intervention For Struggling Students To Help Them Catch Up To Their Peers
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Bill Passes 64-0
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Santa Fe, NM - Legislation that would significantly reduce workers' compensation in cases when the
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Join New Mexico First, Rep. Andy Nunez (R-Hatch), Sen. Mary Kay Papen (invited) and Sen. Gerald
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Proposal Seeks To Help Entrepreneurs Reinvest In Their Businesses To Grow And Create New Jobs
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Bill Creates Tax Holiday Saturday After Thanksgiving
Santa Fe, NM - Rep. David Adkins announced
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Santa Fe, NM -- Rep. Larry Larrañaga announced today that he has filed legislation that will
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Legislation Will Now Move To Judiciary Committee
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Santa Fe - Today, The New Mexico Association of Commerce and Industry (ACI), New Mexico's
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ALBUQUERQUE, NM - If the first few days of the Legislative Session is a sign, there will be a lot
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Santa Fe, NM - In order to hold people accountable for their actions in the workplace,
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Photo of Roundhouse, Jan. 20, 2015. Photo Credit Rebekah Stevens
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Legislation Would Provide $12 Million For Jobs Program
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The Albuquerque Journal
By: Deborah Baker / Journal Staff Writer
PUBLISHED: January 25, 2015 at
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