Fr este muy vivo Maximino Franco Sr. dies at 72
Maximino Franco Sr. 72 of Roswell died April 9 2016 born July 29 1943 in Mexico. He loved family cooking outdoor life and Spanish music. Survived by wife Olivia sons Franco Jr and others daughters grandsons and granddaughters. Viewing April 12 burial at South Park Cemetery service at St John the Baptist Church.
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UNM med student sues over Facebook post punishment
Paul Hunt alleges the University of New Mexico School of Medicine violated his free speech rights by disciplining him after a 2012 Facebook post criticizing Barack Obama and Democrats. The suit says negative notes remained in his academic file and could affect residency chances.
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Road rage incident prompts Albuquerque school lockdown
Police say a road rage dispute near Sierra Vista Elementary School led to a lockdown later lifted as details emerged. A blue Nissan Pathfinder and a white Buick were involved. no injuries were reported. Authorities continue to investigate the incident from April 7.
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Cop back on police force after appeal reversal
Espanola officer Cody Martinez will return to his post after an appeal reversed his firing. Martinez accepted reinstatement March 23 following a March 16 offer from city manager Kelly Duran. He was initially dismissed November 30, 2015, amid claims he altered a police report.
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Drought Returns After 100 Years in New Mexico
The National Weather Service reports March was the driest since 1895, with near 20 percent of the state in moderate drought and most of the rest abnormally dry. A January to March dry spell revived drought as the hoped El Niño faded. KSFR Radio report.
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Cottonwood tree falls on Taos street during windstorm
Taos crew clears Burch Street after a mighty cottonwood toppled in a windstorm. Resident Elise Olomia recalls the crack like thunder as the century old tree came down. Arborist Paul Jones notes cottonwoods hide internal rot and high water use, affecting local streets and sidewalks.
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Truck slams into Taos Motel office injuring none
A Toyota Tundra jumped the curb and crashed into the Taos Motel office on April 5 at 1798 Paseo del Pueblo Sur. Fire crews responded, the driver was hospitalized under medical evaluation, and witnesses reported high speed before the crash. Jinny Harrison, co owner, described hearing an explosion and seeing smoke. The driver’s identity remained unreleased amid an open investigation.
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Colleges add lactation stations for mothers
In Santa Fe the University of New Mexico installed 21 lactation stations on campus with a new lactation policy and a breastfeeding support group. The New Mexico Breastfeeding Task Force cites the program as a model for others while Central New Mexico Community College and New Mexico State University also added stations.
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Second hantavirus death reported in New Mexico
The New Mexico Department of Health announced a 54 year old man from Cibola County died of hantavirus. It is the state's second HPS case this year with 103 lab confirmed cases and 43 deaths since 1993. The victim's name was not released.
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Police shoot dog dead in Silver City after mail carrier attack claim
Neighbors dispute the shooting of Magdaleno Manzanarez's dog by Patrolman Javier Hernandez on April 2. The mail carrier said she was nearly bitten. witnesses say the dog did not attack. Police chief Reynolds defends the action as justified to protect the public. Manzanarez disputes the account citing a neighbor who says the dog did not threaten anyone.
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