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	Welcome to New Mexico Tech
		New Mexico Tech is an undergraduate and graduate university specializing in science and engineering education and research.
		New Mexico Tech's Cramer Hall has been named the Best Renovation Project of 2007 by Southwest Contractor magazine.
		New Mexico Tech President Daniel H. Lopez has been named again as one of the state's top power brokers by New Mexico Business Weekly.
	www.nmt.edu (265 words)

	New Mexico Campaign - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The New Mexico Campaign was a military operation of the American Civil War in February-March 1862 in which the Confederate Brigadier General Henry Hopkins Sibley invaded the northern New Mexico Territory in an attempt to gain control of the Southwest, including the gold fields of Colorado and the ports of California.
		The campaign is regarded by historians as the most ambitious attempt by the Confederates to establish control of the West, and to open an additional theater in the war.
		The new strategy called for an invasion along the eastern side of the Rocky Mountains, seizing the Colorado Territory (then at the height of the Colorado Gold Rush) and Fort Laramie (the most important United States Army garrison along the Oregon Trail) before turning westward to attack the mineral-rich states of Nevada and California.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/New_Mexico_Campaign (581 words)

	Civil War in New Mexico - Essays
		Instead, New Mexico was admitted to the United States as a territory under the Compromise of 1850, an agreement that attempted to stem the growing breach between the North and South on issues of states' rights and the expansion of slavery.
		Miguel A. Otero, New Mexico's delegate to Congress, indicated that this was acceptable to the territory.
		New Mexico forces captured the remnant of the Texas expedition that managed to reach New Mexico, and those who were not executed were sent in chains to Mexico City.
	www.nmcn.org /heritage/civil_war/essays/1.html (3655 words)

	Civil War in New Mexico - Essays
		At the outbreak of the Civil War, he was serving in New Mexico and was unhappy with his failure to be promoted beyond the rank of major.
		Presumably, no force in New Mexico was capable of stopping Sibley, and in March he sent a large portion of his army from Santa Fe to take Fort Union.
		The march was a brave action by the Colorado Volunteers to reinforce the Union troops at Glorieta Pass, the Texas volunteers, and the 2500 New Mexico volunteers.
	www.nmcn.org /heritage/civil_war/essays/5.html (3364 words)

	COMPANY C, 4TH TEXAS VOLUNTEERS
		Most of their horses were killed in the Battle of Valverde, south of Socorro, New Mexico and the brigade commander dismounted the Regiment after that battle.
		The unit was sworn in on the crest of Sharpshooter's Ridge on the battlefield of Glorieta Pass, New Mexico.
		New Mexico Division of Sons of Confederate Veterans.
	www.swcp.com /~pvtpappy/PageMill_Resources/4TexBrf.html (1257 words)

	ALL 2006 ELECTION DATES AND PETITIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE ON OCTOBER 1
		The New Mexico Certificate of Registration Form ("New Mexico Form") is available at any county clerk's office, the Office of the Secretary of State, or many state agencies that serve specific clients at those offices such as motor vehicle offices (Section 1-4-5.1, 1-4-5.2, NMSA 1978).
		A voter may request an absentee ballot on the New Mexico Absentee Ballot Application or the Federal Postcard ballot application for military and overseas voters (Section 1-6-4 (A)(B), NMSA 1978).
		New Mexico uses paper ballots that are scanned on an optical tabulating system.
	www.sos.state.nm.us /Main/Elections/ElectionInfo.htm (1561 words)

	Battle of Glorieta Pass - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Battle of Glorieta Pass, fought on March 26–28, 1862, in northern New Mexico Territory, was the decisive battle of the New Mexico Campaign during the American Civil War.
		Dubbed the "Gettysburg of the West" by historians, it was the decisive blow by Union forces to stop the Confederate invasion of the West along the base of the Rocky Mountains.
		The commanders of the New Mexico Campaign were the Confederate Brigadier General Henry Hopkins Sibley, aided by his trusty companion Phillip Richbourg, and the Union Colonel Edward Canby.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battle_of_Glorieta_Pass (1068 words)

	Defenders of Wildlife - Habitat & Highways Campaign - New Mexico
		New Mexico State Road 44 is expanding to four lanes.
		Examples of this include growth that protects New Mexico's culture and traditions; growth that utilizes our limited resources wisely; growth that strengthens our economy; growth that revitalizes existing neighborhoods; growth that improves a city’s infrastructure, including schools, roads, and transportation; and growth that improves the quality of life for all New Mexicans.
		The mission of the New Mexico Natural Heritage Program (NMNHP) is to serve as a center of excellence in the understanding and conservation of New Mexico's biological heritage.
	www.defenders.org /habitat/highways/new/states/newmexico.html (502 words)

	State Gun Laws :: New Mexico
		New Mexico: State law grants the Attorney General independent authority to regulate firearms, as part of the AG’s responsibility to protect consumers, but the Attorney General has not used this authority to establish gun safety standards.
		New Mexico: State law forces police to let almost anyone 25 years old or above to carry a concealed handgun in public - posing a dangerous threat to police and public safety.
		As the largest national, non-partisan, grassroots organization leading the fight to prevent gun violence, the Brady Campaign, the Million Mom March and the Brady Center are dedicated to creating an America free from gun violence, where all Americans are safe at home, at school, at work, and in their communities.
	www.bradycampaign.org /legislation/state/viewstate.php?st=nm (1521 words)

	4th Texas Mounted Volunteers History
		Col Reily was sent to Mexico by General Sibley, the brigade commander, and missed the entire New Mexico campaign.
		As for weapons, the double-barreled 12 gauge shotgun was the weapon of the brigade in New Mexico.
		Several types of single-shot breech-loading carbines were present in the New Mexico territory, and projectiles matching their caliber and type have been found on the battlefields.
	www.swcp.com /~pvtpappy/PageMill_Resources/4thTEXHist.html (1105 words)

	New Mexico Politics - Path of Fierce Female Candidates (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In the race for New Mexico's 1st Congressional District, both candidates have gleaming records to brandish at a bounty of swing voters.
		Well before the traditional Labor Day kickoff of New Mexico's campaign season, incumbent Republican Heather Wilson and Democratic Attorney General Patricia Madrid took the path of fierce resistance: a barrage of negative TV ads.
		The irony for Walsh is that neither candidate can campaign on what should be their greatest strength in a year when voters are questioning the nation's direction.
	www.truthout.org /issues_06/092106WA.shtml (907 words)

	Northeast New Mexico - Civil War in New Mexico 1861-1862
		This is a tribute to those Union and Confederate soldiers who fought in the New Mexico Campaign.
		In the vast agony of a nation at war with itself, the Confederate invasion of the New Mexico Territory is a minor drama.
		Today, the battlefields are places of beauty, of sands and marshes, mesas and canyons, where the wind whispers of dreams that died and dreams that lived.
	nenewmexico.com /civilwar.php (191 words)

	Spotlights: New Mexico's Hepatitis Campaign \| CDC Viral Hepatitis
		New Mexico has the highest rate of deaths due to chronic liver disease and cirrhosis in the United States.
		The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) has estimated that there are at least 32,000 people that have been infected with hepatitis C virus (HCV) in New Mexico and there are currently over 24,000 unique cases of acute and chronic hepatitis C in the NMDOH Hepatitis C Registry.
		Increased numbers of calls to the Hepatitis Hotline alone suggest that the activities are successful in meeting the objectives of this campaign.
	www.cdc.gov /ncidod/diseases/hepatitis/spotlights/new_mexico.htm (435 words)

	Ft Craig Photos
		The supplies at the post, as well as its strategic location, were of utmost importance to the Confederate plan to "live off the land" during their march north in the New Mexico campaign.
		Their inability to take the Fort and its stores, even with superior performance on the field of battle, spelled the beginning of the end of their hopes of securing New Mexico, the Colorado gold fields, and the gold fields and ports of California.
		"New" Hospital: Work was begun on the "New" Hospital in 1869, but it was not finished until 1874 or later.
	www.newmexicoet.com /ft_craig_photos.htm (1963 words)

	USNews.com: Opinion: Blog Author: Campaign Diary: New Mexico
		The race for New Mexico's First District between GOP Rep. Heather Wilson and Democratic Attorney General Patricia Madrid has been ugly all along, and the final hours promise to be no exception, with each side accusing the other of using dirty tricks to drag down turnout.
		New polling suggests that Republican Rep. Heather Wilson and Democratic challenger Patricia Madrid are fighting to a photo finish.
		All along the campaign trail, New Mexico Rep. Heather Wilson touts her independence from the Bush administration.
	www.usnews.com /usnews/politics/campaign_diary/newmexico (300 words)

	5 Year Strategic Plan :: New Mexico Tourism Department
		Goal Two: Be accountable and responsible to the Executive, Legislature and the citizens of New Mexico by growing the tourism industry and increasing its revenues.
		Increase the use of New Mexico Magazine as a marketing tool in target markets by using research for editorial decisions, increasing distribution for target drive markets and expanding subscriptions in hotels and other businesses.
		Push for new film incentives that require “Filmed in New Mexico” to be shown at the beginning, rather than the end, of a film.
	www.newmexico.org /go/loc/department/page/dept-strategy.html (1211 words)

	Grading State Disclosure - New Mexico
		New Mexico’s big improvement in the Electronic Filing Program category was still not enough to raise the state’s overall grade above an F, due to continuing poor performance in the remaining three categories of the study.
		Candidates in New Mexico must report detailed information about contributors giving $250 or more, including occupation but not employer or cumulative amount donated.
		New Mexico’s disclosure web site includes images of scanned campaign finance reports for all state-level candidates, but accessing those reports can be difficult.
	www.campaigndisclosure.org /gradingstate/nm.html (359 words)

	Think New Mexico's Full-Day Kindergarten Initiative
		We also conducted an independent survey of New Mexico's elementary schools, determined that the costs for new full-day kindergarten classroom construction were significantly lower than previously predicted, and successfully advocated for over $15 million for new classrooms.
		In September of 2004, full-day kindergarten classes were expanded from 80% to 100% of the eligible population, or a grand total of about 24,000 children, bringing New Mexico from the bottom to the top of at least one significant national ranking (i.e.
		The Media section of Think New Mexico's Action Center provides the names and contact information for your local media, including newspapers, radio stations, and television stations, and you can compose and send any of them an email or letter right from the page.
	www.thinknewmexico.org /fdk.html (452 words)

	New Mexico \| Public Campaign
		Members of New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson's ethics reform task force held a forum yesteday to talk about their reccomendations to bring New Mexico level with, and then ahead of, other states in implementing sound ethics policy.
		A principle plank of this reform is expanding the public financing program which currently exists for Albuquerque's elections, and for the state's Public Regulation Commission.
		Last year Albuquerque, New Mexico passed a municipal public financing law on the ballot, now the task force appointed by Governor Bill Richardson to look at ethics reforms for the state of New Mexico has issued a series of policy recommendations, including full public financing of elections.
	www.publicampaign.org /state/new-mexico (345 words)

	Fort Tours \| Sibley Expedition
		The outbreak of the Civil War witnessed the march of thousands of Texans to Santa Fe, New Mexico in a unsuccessful effort to capture the west for the Confederacy.
		The largest city in the South, New Orleans, had fallen on April 29, an event that drastically altered the fate of Sibley's veterans and the nation.
		Their position was, he said, "The strongest (except Fort Union) in New Mexico." Canby's men were tired and hungry-many had not eaten in a day and a half.
	www.forttours.com /pages/peralta.asp (4429 words)

	Howard Dean-New Mexico Campaign Organization
		Castillo did Hispanic outreach for the Texas Democratic Coordinated Campaign in 2000; was Hispanic director for Garry Mauro's 1998 gubernatorial campaign; was Hispanic outreach director for Texas Attorney General Jim Mattox in the 1990 Democratic gubernatorial primary (won by Ann Richards); and worked on Mattox' successful re-election campaign for Attorney General in 1986.
		Carlos is a native of Chimayo NM, and a University of New Mexico Political Science student.
		Robert has served on the Democratic Party of New Mexico State Central Committee since 1998 and is the vice chairman of the Democratic Party of Santa Fe County.
	www.gwu.edu /~action/2004/dean/deanorgnm.html (984 words)

	News Release - 'Buy New Mexico' Campaign
		The push to contract purchases with New Mexico businesses has already resulted in a number of local success stories.
		Using SupplierLink, Kartchner identified three New Mexico companies with the ability to provide the same materials.
		Sandia is increasingly using SupplierLink to further its Buy New Mexico Initiative, a program that seeks to increase by five percent in 1999 the amount of business Sandia does with New Mexican firms.
	www.sandia.gov /media/NewsRel/NR1999/buynm.htm (439 words)

	NMSU College of Agriculture and Home Economics : News Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The marketing campaign will target high-end restaurants and specialty food businesses willing to pay a little more for quality, fresh produce grown by local farmers, said Mike Schumacher, senior vice president of Sysco Food Services of New Mexico.
		For growers, that means a stable market for their products, said Maurice Zeck, a Sysco services specialist who is directing the Born in New Mexico program.
		Under Born in New Mexico, Sysco wants local growers to supply 20 to 30 percent of the fresh produce.
	spectre.nmsu.edu:16080 /media/news2.lasso?i=745 (804 words)

	Wesley Clark-New Mexico Campaign Organization
		From Albuquerque, New Mexico, a Korean War veteran, Romero founded and served as chairman and CEO of Advanced Sciences, Inc..
		A founder of the Hispanic Culture Foundation and the National Hispanic Cultural Center in New Mexico.
		Jerry Apodaca, former Governor of New Mexico (1975-78) - served in the State Legislature from 1966-74; served as Governor from 1975-78.
	www.gwu.edu /~action/2004/clark/clarkorgnm.html (326 words)

	Mexico
		News updates from John Gibler, a Global Exchange human rights fellow in Mexico, including recent articles from Oaxaca where he is currently posted.
		Real peace and justice will remain elusive in Mexico until the twin scourges of massive poverty and military occupation are eliminated.
		The Mexico Human Rights Program supports Mexican human rights and civil organizations while sponsoring fact finding and human rights delegations and accompaniment of indigenous communities under military occupation and threat.
	www.globalexchange.org /countries/americas/mexico (497 words)

	Department of Health: Community Health (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		To educate the public about lead in Mexican candies, the New Mexico Department of Health distributed about 1,000 posters titled, “Toxic Treats,” to public elementary schools, Head Start programs and Women, Infants and Children (WIC) programs throughout the state.
		In the new millenium, the mission of public health organizations remains the same; to assure the conditions in which all of us can be healthy.
		New challenges such as the possibility of bioterorism, increased alcohol and substance abuse, escalating diabetes and obesity in children, all keep the public health workforce learning and implementing new strategies to keep the population healthy.
	www.health.state.nm.us /community.html (361 words)

	ILR New Mexico
		The New Mexico Campaign for Legal Reform is a project of the U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform (ILR).
		This campaign has been established to provide you with the latest information on activities and events related to our goal of reforming New Mexico's legal system.
		New Mexico can't afford the high price of lawsuit abuse -- and that's why we are working to bring sensible legal reform!
	www.ilrnewmexico.org (333 words)

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