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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 2003

Page

4

Intel execs blame policy for termination at Rio Rancho plant

Intel workers Evans and Grotbeck allege policy prevented excitement and blamed New Mexico Environment Department and local groups for blocking profits. McDermott denies retaliation and defends open door policy. They cite substandard emissions and scrubber performance as issues tied to whistleblower claims. The three named employees are reportedly still with Intel. Observer seeks interview.

Intel Grotbeck New Mexico McDermott Evans Corrales Ture Craig Barrett Rio Rancho Observer

Udall backs bill to guarantee veterans health funding

U S Rep Tom Udall Democrat New Mexico backs the Assured Funding for Veterans Health Care Act of 2003 with fellow House Veterans Affairs Committee members. The bill would place VA health care funding outside yearly appropriations making increases automatic to better serve 4.5 million regular patients.

Washington U.S Tom Udall D-N.m Udall House Committee On Veterans Affairs Veterans Affairs

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