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State film incentives program under microscope (Podcast)

Critics of New Mexico's film incentives program may have found some new ammunition to see if it's possible to cut back on some of the money spent by the state to lure film makers to come to New Mexico and spend their money here instead of in other states.

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Is it because of fear or incredulity that people don't like to talk about, or much less, plan for their own deaths?

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-- On KSFR's At Noon midday report for Thursday: As the municipal elections approach in early March, we'll begin a series on what's been said at some of the candidates forums... Changes coming to the Rail Runner commuter train in the coming days. We'll find out how the financially strapped organization is holding together.... And when it snows like it did this week, how do they manage at the Santa Fe airport?

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-- On Wednesday's At Noon midday report: Santa Fe County's county manager with a preview of the new land development ordinance ... Sen. Jeff Bingaman on the increased nuclear weapons budgets ... Teen birth rates decline in New Mexico ... Excerpts from a state senate hearing on domestic partnerships.

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-- Jan. 28, 10 a.m. -- The latest jobs report for New Mexico shows sharp increases in unemployment for Santa Fe and the state as a whole.

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State Rep. Brian Egolf of Santa Fe has introduced a bill that would take the $1.4 billion in general New Mexico accounts out of Wells Fargo Bank and divide the deposits among local, New Mexico banks. We ask him how that would work and whether local banks would drown under the infusion of deposits.

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State officials call it the fastest computer in the world with public access. And it's now officially online at Santa Fe Community College, even though it's not quite ready for full public access just yet.

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Legal experts are still digesting the full meaning of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to allow unlimited spending on political campaigns by corporations and by labor unions.

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Will the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on campaign finance limitations affect politics in New Mexico? We talk with Common Cause New Mexico to get an understanding of what issues are at stake.

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Will the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on campaign finance limitations affect politics in New Mexico? We talk with Common Cause New Mexico to get an understanding of what issues are at stake.

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-- Jan. 25, 7 a.m. -- Customers of Santa Fe-based Charter Bank shouldn't see any changes this morning, even though federal officials seized it over the weekend.

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On KSFR's At Noon midday report: We'll ask for the back story on how the ACLU and the Catholic Conference of Bishops got together on domestic partner legislation, then how the cooperation disintegrated... Using cell phones and driving at the DWI threshold could carry the same risk. We'll find out what a researcher who's studied the issue has found out.... And can the Rail Runner train escape having its weekend service cut out all together?

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-- Jan. 22, 7 a.m. -- Winter storm warning in effect until 6 a.m. Saturday. The Santa Fe area could get 2 to 4 inches today, and the same amount again overnight.

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Santa Fe County residents wondering about the new sustainable land development plan will have to wait another week to see a copy. But KSFR gets a sneak preview from one of the authors.

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-- Jan. 21, 11 a.m. -- U.S. Sen. Tom Udall of New Mexico is criticizing the U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn a federal law that until now has limited the amount of money big corporations and unions can give to political campaigns.

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-- On Thursday's At Noon midday report: U.S. Sen. Tom Udall reacts to high court ruling, allowing corporations and unions unlimited political spending ... The head of New Mexico's community bankers group tells KSFR moving state deposits away from Bank of America to local banks is a good idea ... Santa Fe group helping people run or start new businesses.

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New Mexico's senior U.S. senator assesses prospects for healthcare reform, now that the balance of the U.S. Senate has changed. He also says he is not ready to announce who he's nominated to be the U.S. Attorney for New Mexico.

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-- On KSFR's At Noon midday report: Power outages across the Santa Fe area ... City crews up all night working on roads ... Lawmakers begin their session today ... A Santa Fean who went to Copenhagen has reaction to what happened there.

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Snow has forced K-12 schools in Santa Fe to close, together with Santa Fe Community College and College of Santa Fe. Santa Fe has 16 plow trucks rolling.

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A political observer and blogger from Albueque surveys the political landscape as Pete Domenici, Jr., announces his intention to run for governor.

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