World Air Games eyed for Albuquerque event
Albuquerque pursues a bid to host the World Air Games in 2019 or 2020. supporters say the event could draw up to a quarter million visitors and $30 million for the local economy. costs to compete are estimated at $5 million, with strong support from FAI officials who praise the region’s weather airspace and Fiesta grounds.
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New Mexico Population Picture From Census QuickFacts
The census data show New Mexico as sparsely populated with 17 people per square mile, growing 1.3 percent vs Arizona Colorado and Texas. It highlights diversity with a high American Indian share and Hispanic population and notes stagnant employment.
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Knot of congestion haunts return to big city driving
Steve Hansen recalls Los Angeles and Albuquerque gridlock that revived his old traffic knot. He notes LA's one way maze and costly parking, and Albuquerque's crowded streets demanding precise navigation, contrasting with Tucumcari's simpler pace. He invites reader contact.
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