Albuquerque Schools Chief Admits Alcohol Problem
Albuquerque Public Schools superintendent Brad Allison acknowledges using alcohol with sleeping pills, says he will enter short term rehab and seeks professional help. Board votes to suspend with pay and pursue firing amid strained relations and prior resignation demand.
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Albuquerque
Brad Allison
Leonard DeLayo
Allison
Anthony Scariano
Chicago
Associated Press
APS
Albuquerque Public Schools) Board of Education
DeLayo
Dolores Herrera
Dr. Allison
Emery
Scariano
Sandia Lab tour highlights endless aid to anti terrorism efforts
A bipartisan group led by Sen. Harry Reid visited Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque to review efforts against terrorism and weapons of mass destruction. They learned about decontamination foam for anthrax, an electronic solvent detector, and vulnerability mapping for building resilience. The senators urged making lab work a higher budget priority to bolster homeland defense.
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Albuquerque
U.S
Senate
New Mexico
Harry Reid
Reid
Nevada
Soviet Union
Senate Appropriations
Energy and Water
al-Qaida
Sandia
Skier Complaints Target Ski Rio Over Missing Refund
Eight skiers filed complaints with New Mexico's attorney general after Ski Rio canceled operations and failed to refund deposits totaling 1 182.15 for December 2001 bookings. The case involves JNC Corp of Richardson Texas, unpaid taxes, and potential larger consumer-fraud concerns for tourism.
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Santa FE
Ski Rio
State Attorney General's Office
Brian
Maggie McLaird
Elgin
Okla
Brian McLaird
McLairds
McLaird
Kent Ivy
Ivy
Ski
Janet Green
New Mexico
Attorney General's Office
Sam Thompson
JNC Corp
Richardson
Texas
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Ski Bio
Taos County
Southeast Regional Planning Organization
SERPO
Earl Cummings
Roswell
New Mexico State Highway and Transportation Department
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RPO
State Highway and Transportation Department
Lincoln
de Baca
Curry, Chaves
Roosevelt, Otero
Eddy, & Lea
c/o
P.O
ADA
Mcgaffey
Traffic Safety Bureau
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