Hijacked Malaysia airliner crash kills 100 aboard
Investigators probe whether hijackers caused the Boeing 737 crash near Johore Bahru Malaysia. Witnesses say the plane wobbled and exploded after a hijack. Among the dead are the Cuban ambassador Mario Garcia and two World Bank officials. Police and security tightened at airports.
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Malaysia
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Singapore
Malay Mail
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PVACD Part I Aims to Plug Artesian Basin Leaks
Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District directing efforts to conserve valley water by plugging leaks. Roswell lawyer John F. Russell notes authority from 1932 court petition to manage water rights, taxation, bonds, metering, and enforcement within 4 281 square miles under Chaves and Eddy counties.
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Ray Wyche
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Wyche
District Court
State Interstate Streams Commission
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Senator watchers rise over Roswell lawyer firing case
State Senator R E Thompson said he will follow a Roswell attorney Paul R Dillard case claiming he was fired from the HSSD for criticizing the agency to legislators The suit seeks 1 036 million dollars in damages including 1 million punitive and 36 000 in actual damages The HSSD denies the claim and cites poor performance The senator plans to raise questions during January budget hearings and to express disapproval of firing employees for talking to lawmakers.
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Roswell
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D-Chaves
State Health and Social Service Department
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Santa Fe District Court
Paul R. Dillard
Pennsylvania Ave
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Aubrey Dunn
Alamogordo
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Robert P. McNeill
Fernando C. DeBaca
McNeill
Charles Lopez
Harold L. Weicker
David G. Brown
The
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Department
Coal strike looms as UMW vows walkout at midnight
United Mine Workers president Arnold Miller says a nationwide coal strike will begin at midnight with little chance of an agreement. More than 2,200 miners in Ohio and West Virginia already off the job amid tense talks with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association.
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Arnold Miller
Washington
Miller
UMW
Wayne L. Horvitz
Eight New Mexico roads flagged for energy boom needs
The Highway Department says eight northwest routes require immediate upgrades to support energy resource development with an estimated $131.66 million cost, $26.77 million already committed. The report draws on energy companies plans and BIA input from a September meeting.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
State Highway Department
New Mexico
Department
Navajo Indian Reservation
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Navajo
Gallup
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