Unions target Presbyterian Lovelace workers in NM
Union organizers target about 5,800 workers at Presbyterian Healthcare Services and Lovelace Health Systems seeking better wages hours and job security. The effort aims to unionize 4,800 Presbyterian workers and 1,000 Lovelace staff including nurses and technicians over one to two years. Presbyterian officials deny need for union while respecting workers rights. An NLRB complaint was filed in July alleging retaliation and interference.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Presbyterian Healthcare Services
Lovelace Health Systems
Eric Rearden
Hospital Workers Union District
Rearden
Presbyterian
Lovelace
Presbyterian and
National Labor Relations Board
Tac
Michelle Campbell
Campbell
Anne Monson
Sprint Customers Get Early Stones Ticket Access
Sprint customers will have the first two weeks to buy Rolling Stones concert tickets for the October 30 show at UNM stadium in Albuquerque. Tickets mainly cost 63 dollars with a limited 42.50 option. UNM officials say the event seats 44,000. Some fans condemn the exclusive pre-sale as a money grab.
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Sprint
Albuquerque
Charlie Fox
Kzrr-Fm
Marty Crandall
Rolling Stones
University of New Mexico
Betsy Brininger
UNM
Prison overcrowding trial postponed in New Mexico
A three judge federal panel postponed the September trial on releasing inmates to ease prison crowding in New Mexico. State officials and prisoners' lawyers had agreed on temporary relief measures and will report back 45 days after the 1998 legislative session to address long term population growth and further action.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Cials
Mark Donatelli
Man seeks change of plea after crossbow robberies
ALBUQUERQUE AP A man charged with using a cross bow and a knife to rob 10 people in a five day span last year wants to withdraw a plea. John Patrick Hanrahan 36 pleaded no contest to 10 armed robbery counts aggravated battery on a police officer and aggravated assault. A hearing to withdraw the plea will be set after his attorney was withdrawn. Hanrahan claims innocence and says he was promised no prison time for guilty pleas. Police said Hanrahan and Steven Haynes 26 robbed 10 victims mostly women between Nov 5 and Nov 9 1996. Haynes pleaded guilty to reduced charges and received a partially suspended sentence in June.
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Albuquerque
John Patrick Hanrahan
Hanrahan
Steven Haynes
Haynes
Former game officer settles suit with state for 85000
Glenn J. Holmes a former state game officer and current Santa Fe County deputy agreed to an 85000 settlement in a suit claiming the Department of Game and Fish retaliated against him for advocating for Hispanics women and minorities He said he was fired in May 1996 and praised colleagues while the department denied discrimination and called the case non discriminatory
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Santa FE
State Department of Game and Fish
Glenn J. Holmes
Department of Game and Fish
Department
Holmes
Baker
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