San Juan College starts new Industrial Process Operator Program
San Juan College enrolls twenty students in a four semester program to train workers for power generation and refining. The program funded by PNM and APS Four Corners aims to address an aging workforce with graduates earning about 30 000 annually and joining firms like PNM APS Burlington Williams BP and Giant Refineries.
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San Juan College
Public Service Company of New Mexico
Tony Otero
Arizona Public Service
Four Corners
PNM
San Juan
Otero
Burlington
Williams
Positive faith replaces pee on decals with hopeful messages
Steve Meyer of Albuquerque shifted his business from controversial pee on decals to a positive Praise line after a 1999 personal turning point. The owner of Impact Vinyl Graphics sold durable stickers nationwide, partnered with retailers, and donates many items to churches and missions while urging customers to replace older designs with uplifting messages.
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America
Steve Meyer
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Dallas Cowboys
Impact Vinyl
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Calvin and Hobbes
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Angel
Jesus
Lord
Impact Vinyl Graphics
Prowler described man shot and killed by Bernalillo County deputy
In Albuquerque a deputy shot and killed a man described as Hispanic in his 20s or 30s after the man attacked the deputy during a nighttime confrontation near rural mountains east of the city. The deputy was treated at St Joseph Hospital, and no names were released.
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Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
Michele Alviso Devlin
Sheriff's Office
St. Joseph Hospital
Alviso Devlin
Devlin
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