Lindh Indicted on Terror Conspiracy Charges In U S Court
A federal grand jury indicted John Walker Lindh on ten counts alleging he trained with al Qaeda, conspired with the Taliban to kill Americans, and provided support to terrorist networks. Lindh seeks release before trial, citing coercive conditions and a disputed FBI interview.
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Los Angeles mayor opposes Parks reappointment
Mayor James Hahn rejected a second five year term for Police Chief Bernard Parks amid union opposition and calls for reforms. Parks seeks another term amid morale issues and past scandals, while a civilian commission will decide by mid May.
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Deceptive Testimony Links Williams to Sonic Shooting Case
Court expert Williams says Nease was deceptive in all questions and most in denying firearms near the Sonic on July 20 2001. Williams urges anyone with information to contact the Roswell Police Department to help prosecute the case and uncover the truth.
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Ortega Eyes Slow Growth and Ambulance Funding in Roswell
Roswell resident Ortega calls for attention to the city ambulance contract and finances while planning for measured growth. He faces Linda Browning Camilo Romero and D Anna Lee in the upcoming ward election with Lee still listed on the ballot after missing the deadline. He urges residents to vote regardless of candidate.
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New Mexico Legislature Action Summary Feb 4
A compact recap of bills and motions. Key House items include HJM93 DWI grant fund audit and HB76 curriculum alignment with votes recorded. Senate actions list SJM80 ENLACE NM Day and SB148 tax changes among passages.
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Budget clash over Medicaid limits and education funding in New Mexico
Lawmakers faced three potential deal breakers in New Mexico’s budget including tighter Medicaid controls, use of tobacco revenue, and a $24 million rise for public education. They tapped $34 million from cash reserves and projected only $8 million in new tax revenue for next year. The final bill preserves Medicaid spending and avoids eligibility changes while restoring $6 million for state school aid to offset rising health insurance costs. The $10 million for teacher salaries may be vetoed pending line-item decisions.
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