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Derrick Henry and Madonna face Father Time differently (opens the original)
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Two veteran performers on CBS offered contrasting views of aging, resilience and control over their careers. Did you happen to watch CBS Sunday night? If so, you saw two old veterans putting on a show and falling short at times — reminding us that Father Time waits for no one. At the same time, they remained the center of attention, impossible to ignore. First came Derrick Henry, the Baltimore Ravens running back, finishing another brutally physical afternoon against the Dallas Cowboys. Every ti
Heavy rain raises flash flood threat across New Mexico (opens the original)
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Heavy rain from tropical moisture and a slow-moving storm system could cause flooding Tuesday, especially in saturated areas and near arroyos Sign up to get the Leading News newsletter emailed to you daily Driving rain and flooding greeted commuters in Albuquerque on Tuesday morning as storms moved through New Mexico. Forecasters warned the threat could intensify as tropical moisture moves into the state. “I’m really worried about areas in New Mexico that could have catastrophic flooding,” AccuW
Haaland ends debate talks with Hull before election (opens the original)
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The Democrat's campaign says she will not debate Republican Gregg Hull before the Nov. 3 election, while Hull plans to appear at KOB’s Oct. 8 scheduled event Democrat Deb Haaland has closed the window on debating Republican Gregg Hull before the Nov. 3 election for New Mexico’s next governor. The campaigns were unable to agree on a date, with Haaland saying Thursday night that she is ending negotiations. Haaland’s campaign proposed a debate at the Journal or one of its media partners on Oct. 12,
Running mates show up as governor debate stalls (opens the original)
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Stephanie Garcia Richard and David Gallegos offer clear, contrasting records in civil, if sometimes contentious, debate at Journal While Deb Haaland and Gregg Hull continue to dodge one another, their running mates did something refreshingly simple Thursday: They showed up without any excuses and debated clearly, confidently and candidly. Democratic Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard and Republican state Sen. David Gallegos squared off at the Journal in a lieutenant governor debate that
Haaland and Hull clash over governor debate dates (opens the original)
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Gubernatorial candidates remain divided over when and how it should be broadcast statewide On Tuesday, the Albuquerque Journal, KOAT-TV and News Radio KKOB sent Deb Haaland and Gregg Hull a simple proposition: Let’s have a debate. No more excuses. Thirty minutes. Two candidates for governor on the same stage, answering questions about the issues facing New Mexico. The Partners for Impact — as we call ourselves — offered KOAT as the venue and proposed using the combined reach of the Journal, KOAT
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