NM Generating Station plans vetted by BLM report
The Bureau of Land Management approves PNM forecasting methods for the 2000 MW NMGS in the Bisti Badlands near Farmington. A 22 volume technical report, prepared by Woodward Clyde, supports an environmental impact statement due in late November. Opponents cite environmental, archeological and cultural concerns while supporters stress planning and capacity readiness.
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Executives glum on recovery amid third quarter losses
Bethlehem Steel chairman Donald H. Trautlein said no upturn has begun despite a $209 million Q3 loss. Sun Co. chairman Thomas A. Burtis reported a 28 percent drop in Q3 profits as the industry faces recession effects. Dun & Bradstreet noted more executives plan payroll cuts than increases this quarter for the first time since 1954.
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Officials say atomic fallout linked to Utah cancer suit
In Salt Lake City AP report officials testified the 1951 to 1969 fallout from above and below ground tests totaled about 3.7 rads for St. George Utah. The plaintiffs allege government negligence and radiation exposure caused cancer and seek remedies.
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Broder joins Independent opinion page for mid year election lessons
Pulitzer winner David Broder of the Washington Post is added to Independent's opinion page to analyze lessons from Tuesday's mid year election. Urgent highlights cover fairness debates, TV ratings, Halloween themed stories, and recalls of a cyanide candy case with lethal injection slated for Halloween.
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Zah aide denounces fake job list in tribal race
A Zah campaign aide blasted a circulated list of proposed tribal government positions as a fake. She said no jobs were promised and hiring would be by qualifications, not politics, while suggesting the list originated with the MacDonald-Paul campaign offices. The document, titled preliminary job allocation, wrongly imitates Zah for Chairman stationery and names multiple current and proposed appointees across departments.
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