Bush visits New Mexico school amid broad remarks on safety and reading
President Bush toured Griegos Elementary School in Albuquerque reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar to second graders and praising the school's high rating amid a 66 percent poverty rate. He urged attention to parents and teachers and discussed highway safety and Mexican trucks.
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Feds Move 15000 Drums of Nuclear Waste to Carlsbad Facility
With under 17 months left to meet the court deadline the government has shipped 22 percent of the 15000 drums of plutonium contaminated waste from INEEL to the $2 billion storage site near Carlsbad The original plan targeted 35 percent by mid August 2001 State officials warn failure to meet the deadline could derail plans for handling and storing other nuclear waste and may influence whether shipments from western New York to Idaho proceed this summer.
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County survey maps uninsured children's health care needs
Batson oversees a county plan to survey 2 500 households using stratified random sampling to locate children without a pay source for medical care. A 1993 survey reached over 5 000 people and results will guide resource bags and service accessibility for Chaves County families.
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