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   Professional Resources for Federal Depository Librarians Directory of New Mexico Federal Depository LibrariesInitially...

   MoreProfessional Resources for Federal Depository Librarians Directory of New Mexico Federal Depository LibrariesInitially conceived as a tool for New Mexico's libraries, students, teachers, citizen activists, and federal/state government policy makers, New Mexico News Plus is updated each morning in response to the news of the day. If the morning papers report that the New Mexico State Attorney General is joining with other state officials to challenge the federal government's Clean Air Mercury Rule, or if there is a story about a recent Supreme Court decision regarding freedom of speech, librarians from the New Mexico State Library and New Mexico State University team up to establish direct links to the text of the mercury rules and the Supreme Court opinion under discussion. Each day brings on a new search for the text of a specific piece of legislation moving through Congress, a link to congressional testimony, the text of environmental impact statements posted by agencies for public comment, census statistics that reflect current population shifts, health statistics, and reports released by agencies such as the Surgeon General Report on the Health Consequences of Second Hand Smoke or the Report by the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States.The site is intentionally designed to respond to the specific information interests of our state and local community, but many of the links are of broader interest.New Mexico News Plus is updated daily each weekday. New Mexico State Library makes every attempt to post updates by 9 30 am Mountain Standard Time. New Mexico State University content is added during the remainder of the day. Posting times for weekend updates can vary, but major stories from the weekend are posted on Monday if not on the day of.Copyright 2006-2010 New Mexico State Library, a division of New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs. Less

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   1209 Camino Carlos Rey Santa Fe, NM 87507-5166 1291.84 mi

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