Comments on: TODAY’S TOP STORIES: DWI and the ‘kitchen sink’ http://newmexicoindependent.com/33753/todays-top-stories-dwi-and-the-kitchen-sink New Mexico news and politics Fri, 02 Sep 2011 18:15:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Disinterested_in_D1 http://newmexicoindependent.com/33753/todays-top-stories-dwi-and-the-kitchen-sink#comment-21730 Disinterested_in_D1 Fri, 14 Aug 2009 01:07:19 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=33753#comment-21730 "In other news, Elizabeth Martin is back to work at the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission after embezzling $18K back in 1984 and stealing another $69K in 2003, so reports the Associated Press. She pleaded guilty in both cases. Sandy Jones, the chairman of the PRC, had placed Martin on leave after complaints over a law that stipulates that known felons cannot work as “a deputy or assistant” without a pardon. But Jones has since determined that Martin’s case isn’t covered by that law. Martin’s salary at the PRC is set at $72K."<br><br>WTF? This woman must give really good hea.. er, 'executive assistant'. “In other news, Elizabeth Martin is back to work at the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission after embezzling $18K back in 1984 and stealing another $69K in 2003, so reports the Associated Press. She pleaded guilty in both cases. Sandy Jones, the chairman of the PRC, had placed Martin on leave after complaints over a law that stipulates that known felons cannot work as “a deputy or assistant” without a pardon. But Jones has since determined that Martin’s case isn’t covered by that law. Martin’s salary at the PRC is set at $72K.”

WTF? This woman must give really good hea.. er, 'executive assistant'.

]]> By: Disinterested_in_D1 http://newmexicoindependent.com/33753/todays-top-stories-dwi-and-the-kitchen-sink#comment-19089 Disinterested_in_D1 Thu, 13 Aug 2009 20:07:19 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=33753#comment-19089 "In other news, Elizabeth Martin is back to work at the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission after embezzling $18K back in 1984 and stealing another $69K in 2003, so reports the Associated Press. She pleaded guilty in both cases. Sandy Jones, the chairman of the PRC, had placed Martin on leave after complaints over a law that stipulates that known felons cannot work as “a deputy or assistant” without a pardon. But Jones has since determined that Martin’s case isn’t covered by that law. Martin’s salary at the PRC is set at $72K."<br><br>WTF? This woman must give really good hea.. er, 'executive assistant'. “In other news, Elizabeth Martin is back to work at the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission after embezzling $18K back in 1984 and stealing another $69K in 2003, so reports the Associated Press. She pleaded guilty in both cases. Sandy Jones, the chairman of the PRC, had placed Martin on leave after complaints over a law that stipulates that known felons cannot work as “a deputy or assistant” without a pardon. But Jones has since determined that Martin’s case isn’t covered by that law. Martin’s salary at the PRC is set at $72K.”

WTF? This woman must give really good hea.. er, 'executive assistant'.

]]> By: Disinterested_in_D1 http://newmexicoindependent.com/33753/todays-top-stories-dwi-and-the-kitchen-sink#comment-9942 Disinterested_in_D1 Thu, 13 Aug 2009 19:07:19 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=33753#comment-9942 "In other news, Elizabeth Martin is back to work at the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission after embezzling $18K back in 1984 and stealing another $69K in 2003, so reports the Associated Press. She pleaded guilty in both cases. Sandy Jones, the chairman of the PRC, had placed Martin on leave after complaints over a law that stipulates that known felons cannot work as “a deputy or assistant” without a pardon. But Jones has since determined that Martin’s case isn’t covered by that law. Martin’s salary at the PRC is set at $72K."<br><br>WTF? This woman must give really good hea.. er, 'executive assistant'. “In other news, Elizabeth Martin is back to work at the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission after embezzling $18K back in 1984 and stealing another $69K in 2003, so reports the Associated Press. She pleaded guilty in both cases. Sandy Jones, the chairman of the PRC, had placed Martin on leave after complaints over a law that stipulates that known felons cannot work as “a deputy or assistant” without a pardon. But Jones has since determined that Martin’s case isn’t covered by that law. Martin’s salary at the PRC is set at $72K.”

WTF? This woman must give really good hea.. er, 'executive assistant'.

]]> By: Disinterested_in_D1 http://newmexicoindependent.com/33753/todays-top-stories-dwi-and-the-kitchen-sink#comment-7721 Disinterested_in_D1 Thu, 13 Aug 2009 18:07:19 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=33753#comment-7721 "In other news, Elizabeth Martin is back to work at the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission after embezzling $18K back in 1984 and stealing another $69K in 2003, so reports the Associated Press. She pleaded guilty in both cases. Sandy Jones, the chairman of the PRC, had placed Martin on leave after complaints over a law that stipulates that known felons cannot work as “a deputy or assistant” without a pardon. But Jones has since determined that Martin’s case isn’t covered by that law. Martin’s salary at the PRC is set at $72K."<br><br>WTF? This woman must give really good hea.. er, 'executive assistant'. “In other news, Elizabeth Martin is back to work at the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission after embezzling $18K back in 1984 and stealing another $69K in 2003, so reports the Associated Press. She pleaded guilty in both cases. Sandy Jones, the chairman of the PRC, had placed Martin on leave after complaints over a law that stipulates that known felons cannot work as “a deputy or assistant” without a pardon. But Jones has since determined that Martin’s case isn’t covered by that law. Martin’s salary at the PRC is set at $72K.”

WTF? This woman must give really good hea.. er, 'executive assistant'.

]]> By: Immanentize http://newmexicoindependent.com/33753/todays-top-stories-dwi-and-the-kitchen-sink#comment-7643 Immanentize Wed, 12 Aug 2009 01:58:57 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=33753#comment-7643 I didn't notice anyone asking the Gov if the kitchen sink is likely to make a dent in the problem. Unfortunately, it will just make the sink useless for the things we really need it for (where sink = imprisonment). I didn't notice anyone asking the Gov if the kitchen sink is likely to make a dent in the problem. Unfortunately, it will just make the sink useless for the things we really need it for (where sink = imprisonment).

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