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Former Rust production assistant director David Halls said on the witness stand Thursday he wasn’t the person who had handed a revolver to actor Alec Baldwin before it ﬁred a fatal shot. Armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed gave the gun to Baldwin, he said. “I was negligent in checking the gun properly,” Halls told a Santa Fe County jury at state District Court, offering an explanation of why he agreed to a plea deal last year on a misdemeanor charge of negligent use of a deadly weapon in the October 2021 shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Halls’ testimony Thursday contradicts statements Baldwin, the ﬁlm’s star and producer, and Gutierrez-Reed

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ew Mexico lawmakers love to say they keep busy during legislative sessions “doing the people’s work.” The New Mexican asked 33 people, one from each county, what they want to see the Legislature prioritize during the 30-day session that begins Tuesday. While the session will be focused primarily on the state budget for ﬁscal year 2025, lawmakers are likely to address several other key, and sometimes contentious, issues — such as renewable energy, rising crime and gun violence, the cannabis industry and public education. The session comes as the state projects a revenue windfall, largely from the oil and gas industry, that has prompted both the governor and Legislature to propose record spending plans of more than $10 billion. Some New Mexico residents urge the state to save for the future. Others see an opportunity for another round of tax rebates and big investments in behavioral health care, education, economic development, housing aid, military bases and border security. One of the needs residents cited most frequently: roadway repairs. “We’re either lacking in infrastructure, or there’s a lot of repair that needs to be done on roads — bridges, too,” a McKinley County resident said. Another message for legislators: Remember rural communities and areas south of Interstate 40. “Everything is for Santa Fe and for Albuquerque,” lamented a Lincoln County woman.

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Erica Rowland, Bernalillo County As the owner of Farm Flourish, a 5-acre cannabis operation in Albuquerque’s North Valley, Erica Rowland faced obstacles with Bernalillo County as she worked to get her business up and running after the state’s recreational cannabis industry was legalized in 2021. She hopes the Legislature will direct funds toward improving the industry, which sees between $40 million and $50 million in sales every month. Rowland said the state should ensure every city and county have a “designated cannabis department, director or contact person.” “Funding should be granted to these municipalities in order to provide the required professionals like architects and engineers and contractors,” she said.

Please see story on Page A-4 Some of the 33 New Mexico residents who talked about what they would like to see accomplished during the 2024 legislative session, which starts Tuesday in Santa Fe. NEW MEXICAN AND COURTESY PHOTOS

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New Mexico’s capital city will be buzzing with political activity for the next four weeks starting Tuesday, when the Legislature convenes for a 30-day session sure to be punctuated with intense and ﬁery debate over how to spend billions of dollars in new revenue and whether restrictions on ﬁrearms will help curb violent crime in the state. What should New Mexicans expect? As is the case every year, expect the unexpected. While lawmakers will introduce a slew of proposed laws, the focus of the session will be on passing a budget amid record revenue projections for New Mexico — but with revenue growth expected to slow in the future. The task of agreeing on a budget is certain

to spark conflict between Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and lawmakers, who develop separate spending plans with different priorities for the upcoming fiscal year and then try to meet in the middle. The governor is proposing a $10.5 billion budget, which represents a nearly 10% increase over the current fiscal year. Her proposal, which maintains reserves at 34%, calls for a $500 million housing package — half for direct assistance to renters, homeowners and people experiencing homelessness and the other half for loans for building and renovation projects — and a $283 million increase in education spending. The governor’s spending plan also includes 14% salary increases for state police officers and 3% raises for most other state employees. Sen. George Muñoz, a Gallup Democrat who

chairs two of the most inﬂuential committees in the Legislature — the Legislative Finance Committee and the Senate Finance Committee — said the governor’s spending plan isn’t sustainable. “I think it’s going to be difficult to tamper down recurring spending by the executive,” he said Saturday. “If we don’t tamper down recurring spending, New Mexico will begin cuts within one to two years.” Lawmakers are proposing a $10.1 billion budget, which would increase spending by nearly 6%. Lawmakers’ spending plan, which would put reserves at 30%, calls for 4% raises for all state employees. It also proposes creation of a $300 million governmental accountability trust fund that would essentially be used to fund pilot projects

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Maria Elena (Meg/Mary) Martinez, 79, Santa Fe, Dec. 31

Mike E. Montoya, 88, Dec. 9 Lisa Michelle Murphy, 62, Santa Fe, Jan. 6 Mabel D. Rivera, Dec. 26 Maria Valdez, 84, Nambé, Jan. 2

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