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City Of Albuquerque On DOJ Police Reform Plan

11. November 2014

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Report: Nearly $13 million on TV ads in New Mexico

11. November 2014

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City Council reviews new traffic management plan

11. November 2014

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Albuquerque mayor signs DOJ agreement on police reform

11. November 2014

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Land Commissioner Recount Remains Possible

11. November 2014

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New Mexico college graduates struggle with loan debt

11. November 2014

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New Mexico senator to propose bill that tackles student loan default rate

11. November 2014

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Criminal code bills ready for debate

11. November 2014

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US Ignores Responsibility in Fossil Fuel Divestment

11. November 2014

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By Cameron Weber

Recently the fossil fuel divestment campaign added to their numbers the heirs of John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil, when the great-great grandson and great granddaughter withdrew their funds from oil investments.  This is the latest indication that in fact there will be a turning away from the current course of self-ruin, even by the petroleum industry’s own elite.  When the Rockefellers decide to turn their (green)backs on oil and coal, we must ask if this will make it easier for others of their ilk to do the same...

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Screaming at the Mayor and City Council Is Where It’s At!

11. November 2014

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By James Burbank

I really like it when ordinary citizens scream at city officials, there are mass demonstrations, people are arrested and carted off.

It seems when the civic volcano blows its top, that’s the only time the powers that be realize there’s a problem they must respond to.

Otherwise, the complacency is so thick, you could cut it with a knife.

Nothing really happens until the pressure builds again to the eruption point and citizens once more start screaming at officials.  That sure seems true regarding the Albuquerque Police Dept. crisis...

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