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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 2001

Page

8

Expectant Rio Rancho couple's triplets born in Texas

Rebeckah and Tim Dekker of Rio Rancho faced neonatal bed shortages as their triplets were born in Lubbock Texas after their Albuquerque doctors could not secure space. Kathleen Ruth Timothy Peter Jr and Connor Kenneth weighed about two pounds each with varying conditions. The family plans weekly travel while UNM Hospital and Presbyterian seek to expand neonatology capacity.

RIO Rancho Rebeckah Tim Dekker Texas Rebeckah Dekker Presbyterian Hospital Albuquerque Presbyterian University of New Mexico Hospital Dekkers Lubbock Kathleen Ruth Timothy Peter Jr Connor Kenneth University Medical Center Timothy Connor Kathleen Albuquerque Journal Intel New Mexico Denver Salt Lake City UNM

California? No. DOE budget cut hits New Mexico pollution bureau

The Bush administration proposes a federal FY starting Oct. 1 budget of 72 000 for New Mexico's DOE Oversight Bureau, down from 1.08 million this year. Bureau chief John Parker says the 1 million comparison reflects past cuts. funds rely on carryover and Cerro Grande Fire relief. Six vacancies remain, risking layoffs for the 20-person staff if approved. The bureau conducts environmental tests and reviews DOE site assessments in the state.

Santa FE U.S. Department of Energy New Mexico Bush Administration DOE John Parker Cerro Grande Jemez Mountains Parker State Environment Department

Rio Rancho man sues ex employer over firing claims

A Rio Rancho man, Fred Kiani, sues Aeroparts Manufacturing & Repair alleging termination due to Iranian descent and his ulcerative colitis injury causing facial twitch. He says supervisors criticized him after disclosure, while Hispanic workers allegedly did not assist. The suit cites national origin and disability discrimination.

Albuquerque Rio Rancho Fred Kiani U.S Aeroparts Manufacturing & Repair Inc Kiani Rob Osborne Aeroparts Patrick Bingham

Three-way Alliance Formed To Advance Nanoscience In New Mexico

Sandia National Laboratories Los Alamos National Laboratory and the University of New Mexico create the Nanoscience Alliance to push atom by atom materials research. The DOE nanotechnology center expected to be based in Albuquerque and Los Alamos aims to attract current and future industries. U S senators Domenici and Bingaman supported the launch and the memorandum of understanding was signed by UNM President William Gordon Sandia President Paul Robinson and Los Alamos President John Browne.

Albuquerque Sandia National Laboratories Los Alamos National Laboratory University of New Mexico Sandia Los Alamos Labs Department of Energy DOE Los Alamos Nanoscience Alliance Pete Domenici R-N.m Jeff Bingaman D-N.m Bingaman New Mexico Domenici Intel Emcore UNM William Gordon Paul Robinson John Browne

Judge orders teen jailed in Santa Fe arson case

A 16 year old, Colter Gollihugh, was jailed until an August 22 pretrial hearing after missing since May 18. Police seek Reid Lathrop, 17, also missing. The arson gutted Santa Fe High School's administration building, causing 1.1 million dollars in damage and three days of class cancellations. Other involved teens include Eric Conway, 17, Eric Conway, 17, and Winter Lewis, 21, Justin Guinn, 19, with various probation and youth facility sentences.

Santa FE Santa Fe High School Colter Gollihugh Children’s Court Barbara Vigil Gollihugh Darla Gollihugh Reid Lathrop Lathrop Eric Conway Conway Winter Lewis Justin Guinn

Volunteers aid Grant County after 1.5 million shortfall

Volunteers and at risk youth help county offices amid a 1.5 million budget gap. Three dozen workers were laid off and pay hours cut as officials blamed revenue losses from copper industry layoffs. Youth volunteers perform office tasks and maintenance totaling about 600 hours.

Silver City Grant County Jonan Ae Cardoza Cardoza Phelps Dodge Margaret Begay Begay Horace Jaramillo Helena Lara Sherry Tip

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