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April 2005 News Releases

04/29/05	Governor Richardson Appoints Vincent Ward as Deputy Chief Counsel
04/28/05	Governor Bill Richardson Appoints Hilary Tompkins as New General Counsel
04/27/05	Governor Richardson Seeks Candidates for Eddy County Magistrate Judgeship
04/27/05	Governor Richardson Announces Opening of New Mexico Japan Trade Office
04/27/05	Governor Richardson Appoints John Loehr to NMHU Board of Regents
04/25/05	Governor Richardson Expands "Invest New Mexico" Advisory Group
04/25/05	Governor Bill Richardson Takes Action To Protect Communities From Potential Flooding Due to Extreme Spring Runoff Levels
04/25/05	Governor Bill Richardson Commits to Steroid Testing, Creates Steroid Prevention Task Force
04/22/05	Governor Bill Richardson Announces Departure of Chief Legal Counsel
04/22/05	Governor Bill Richardson and Attorney General Patricia Madrid Announce Lawsuit on Federal Plan to Drill at Otero Mesa
04/20/05	Governor Richardson Declares this Week "Reach Out Now Teach-In Week"
04/20/05	Governor Bill Richardson to Appear with Steve Forbes at Business Luncheon in Albuquerque
04/20/05	Governor Bill Richardson Names Roy Soto as State Chief Information Officer
04/19/05	Governor Bill Richardson, Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley, Attorney General Patricia Madrid Sign Water Rights Settlement Agreement
04/18/05	Governor Bill Richardson to Sign Navajo Nation Water Rights Settlement Agreement
04/15/05	Governor Richardson Signs Executive Order Establishing First New Mexico Music Commission
04/15/05	Governor Richardson Issues Statement Regarding Tax Cuts for Every New Mexican
04/15/05	Governor Bill Richardson Signs Executive Order to Create the Victim Rights Alliance
04/15/05	New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson to Address Technology Coordinators at Network of Champions Luncheon
04/14/05	Governor Bill Richardson Announces $10 Million To Fund Career Technical Vocational Education Centers Across New Mexico
04/13/05	Governor Bill Richardson Announces X PRIZE CUP Events
04/11/05	Governor Richardson argues for stronger bond ratings
04/10/05	Governor Richardson Proclaims Crime Victims' Rights Week
04/08/05	Governor Richardson Signs Bill Prohibiting Discrimination in Admission and Tuition Policy of New Mexico Post Secondary Educational Institutions Based on Student's Immigration Status
04/08/05	Governor Richardson Creates Department of Higher Education
04/08/05	Governor Richardson Signs Historic $470 Million Capital Investment Bill
04/08/05	Governor Richardson Signed BY 1101 Charter School District Act
04/07/05	Gov. Richardson addresses gambling issues
04/07/05	Governor Bill Richardson Signs bills to strengthen sex offender registration
04/07/05	New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson Signs Historic ATV Legislation
04/07/05	New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson Signs Bill Creating New Judgeships
04/07/05	New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson signs bills to better protect the rights of victims of crime, domestic violence and sexual predators
04/07/05	Governor Bill Richardson Signs Bill Making ID Theft a Felony in New Mexico
04/06/05	Governor Bill Richardson Signs Bill Revising Concealed Handgun Statute
04/06/05	Governor Bill Richardson Signs Sweeping Election Reform Package
04/06/05	Governor Richardson Signs Brain Injury Bill
04/06/05	New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson signs first-in-nation DWI Interlock bills
04/06/05	Governor Grants One-Half Day Leave Friday For Remembrance of Pope John Paul II
04/05/05	Governor Signs Bills Protecting State’s Natural Resources
04/05/05	New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson signs historic Pre-K bill
04/04/05	Governor Richardson Signs Bills to Encourage Organ Donation
04/04/05	Governor Richardson Signs “Invest New Mexico” Package
04/04/05	Governor Richardson Signs Tax Cuts for all New Mexicans
04/04/05	NM Governor Bill richardson Signs Film Bills and Announces TV Series Will Shoot In New Mexico
04/02/05	FW: Governor Bill Richardson Praises the Life of Pope John Paul II
04/01/05	Governor Bill Richardson Gives Keynote Address to National Wildlife Federation
04/01/05	Governor Bill Richardson’s Statement on the health of Pope John Paul II