Transition plan for incoming and outgoing DAs
Incumbent Brett Carter and challenger Matt Chandler outline a cooperative seven month transition for the 9th Judicial District Attorney office. Carter will leave in January 2005 and may consult on ongoing matters while Chandler pledges aggressive prosecution of repeat and violent offenders and faster court processing to reduce jail time delays. Both expect the eight other attorneys to stay aboard during the transition.
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Judge Brennan to enter California treatment program
State District Judge John Brennan, 57, arrested on drug charges, will report to a 30 day inpatient treatment program in California starting Thursday, per attorney Charles Daniels. The filing to the New Mexico Supreme Court argues no immediate suspension is needed while Judicial Standards Commission pursues charges and discipline. Brennan, chief judge since 1983, has named Tommy Jewel acting chief judge and faces accusations tied to a drunken driving incident.
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State Commission On Higher Education
Court posts bail in drug and tampering cases
Two defendants faced Metropolitan Court. Brennan failed field sobriety tests and a cocaine substance was found in the vehicle. Brennan was released on own recognizance after appearing before Judge Daniel Ramcyzk on tampering with evidence and possession charges. Mattioli posted a 2500 bond and appeared before Judge Sharon Walton on possession charges. Brennan announced an immediate leave of absence from the court.
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Ratings race tightens as Brokaw exits NBC Nightly News
NBC Nightly News and ABC World News Tonight trade lead with May sweeps giving NBC a viewer edge while ABC touts 25 to 54 audience gains. Oprah Winfrey boosts ABC’s late lead, though NBC reports broader season gains and Williams slated to replace Brokaw later. Fox dominates prime time with American Idol finale drawing 28.8 million viewers.
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Study Finds Metabolic Syndrome Common in Obese Youth
Yale researchers report that half of very obese children show a cluster of risk factors for diabetes and heart disease, named metabolic syndrome. In a study of 439 youths, eight of 34 with the syndrome developed type 2 diabetes within two years, signaling a public health warning.
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Obituary: Mrs Bernice Earwood 90 in Portales NM
Mrs Bernice Earwood 90 of Portales died May 31 2004 at Plains Regional Medical Center Clovis She was born Oct 17 1913 in Gainesville Texas married R V Earwood March 30 1930 moved from Causey to Alamogordo to Belen and Portales worked in county clerk office training school senior companion program and volunteered in Portales She was a member of Southside Church of Christ and widowed with two sons seven grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren plus three great great grandchildren burial at Causey Cemetery
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Gilloolys plan Philadelphia visit before June trip home
The Gilloolys will travel to Philadelphia to visit a family before returning to Clovis by the second weekend in June. Patrick says the family is enjoying sights and restaurants in the nation’s capital and hopes to return for next year’s contest if Zack participates again.
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Regional spelling bee toughens up word challenges
The family notes next year’s regional contest is easier to decode than the national bee. Patrick explains that while words like wow can be split, regional rounds demand breaking down roots from Greek Latin German and Italian, making them much tougher.
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Kernan and Palmer Split Kernan 155 Palmer 91
In Kernan's camp she claims continued focus and steady work while Palmer credits his campaign plan and fundraising push. Palmer notes the tide shifted as support and money surged for Kerman in the final days before the election.
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Palmer and Kerman Reflect After Tough Race Victory
Palmer acknowledged the hard battle and hinted at vacation plans, leaving his political future unclear. Kerman expressed relief the race ended and readiness to assist GOP campaign efforts for November, praising lessons learned from the experience.
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City expands programs under umbrella with new vans
City officials seek broader participation and exposure for programs through an umbrella approach. Community Services Center wins two mini vans with $96,000 severance tax funds via the state agency on aging. bids were paused for legal review before lowest bid is awarded. Vans will deliver meals to seniors, says CSC Executive Director Pamela O'Malley.
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City approves three year contract for auditor and transit vans
O'Malley says new program assists seniors and volunteers by providing adult day care and local transport within Roosevelt County. Two mini-vans will extend access beyond five miles, with city transit vans limited to a five mile radius. Ortega and council approve Sandra Rush as city auditor under annual contracts with renewal option for up to three years.
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