AG Spends Thousands to Fight Valley Meat Case
Attorney General Gary King’s office spent nearly 15 000 in August and October plus staff salaries totaling about 416 000 to battle horse slaughter and Valley Meat Company. Receipts show 14 493 for experts travel and consultations in a suit against Valley Meat and the USDA. The HSUS lawsuit against the USDA was vacated in December by an appeals court. Olson Consulting billed 80 dollars per hour for temporary TRO review and meetings with HSUS counsel.
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Gary King
Battle Horse Slaughter and
Valley Meat Company
The
Humane Society of the United States
USDA
William Olson
U.S. District Court
Albuquerque
Olson
HSUS
Bruce Wagman
Richardson seeks pact to save horses with Navajo Nation
Former Gov. Bill Richardson said he is near an agreement with the Navajo Nation to fund horse sanctuaries equine birth control and related programs. The deal aims to curb feral horse populations that strain drought strained wells and damage ranges.
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Albuquerque
Bill Richardson
Navajo Nation
Richardson
Family forms fund for assault survivor in Roswell
The family of a woman attacked in a home invasion on January 4 has created a fundraiser. Neighbors held a candlelight vigil January 5 as the victim remains in critical condition and her three children stay with relatives. A Wells Fargo account named The Roswell Victim Fund accepts donations.
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Nancy Sanchez
Kenneth Whiteside
Pecan Drive
Sanchez
Wells Fargo Bank
Wells Fargo
Roswell
Community food giveaway at Boys & Girls Club
Community organizer Johnny Gonzales hosts a sixth annual free meal and baskets at the Boys & Girls Club 201 S Garden Ave 10 a m Sunday open to all. Expected 80 to 100 attendees with potential volunteers and pie baking requests. Donations accepted 1 8 p m today at Lawrence Brothers IGA 900 W Second St and by phone at 624 7579.
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Boys & Girls Club
Johnny Gonzales
S. Garden Ave
Gonzales
Lawrence Brothers Iga Grocers
Second St
Recovered items tied to 17 burglaries at Roswell viewing
Roswell Police Department recovered items from a warrant service with 55 residents viewing the display. Seventeen reclaim their belongings including jewelry tools and lawn equipment, linking to 17 area burglaries though suspects face only receiving stolen property charges. Unclaimed items include a coin collection and a baseball card collection.
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Roswell
Chan exhibits causation at Roswell museum with talk by Derek Chan
Roswell Museum and Art Center opened the cause causation show on Friday with a lecture by Derek Chan, Roswell Artist-in-Residence fellow, and a preview. The exhibit explores humanity’s imbalance with nature and historical rebalancing, while Chan’s work resists easy categorization. Residency Director Stephen Fleming praised the art’s elusiveness as a strength. Chan, born in San Francisco to Hong Kong immigrant parents, discussed his upbringing and creative path, noting he and cousins are first-generation Americans. The show marks the 47th resident cohort’s display, as the 48th begins at RMAC after a roofing leak delayed the opening.
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Roswell Museum and Art Center
Roswell
Derek Chan
Chan
RMAC
Paula Wilson
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King’s
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New Mexico Environment Department
Mark Wilson Photo
RPD
Daily Record
Galaxy Car Wash
North Main Street
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Origi
Nally
Marshall and Winston
San Francisco, Calif
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Hong Kong
Jack Raymond Klever
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