New Mexico to share IDs of habitual drunken drivers
Police will receive profiles of offenders with three or more DWI convictions including licenses plates and pictures. About 1,000 offenders will be tracked across state districts. A four time DWI registration proposal seeks county sheriff oversight to curb repeat drunken driving.
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SANTA
Fernando Gallegos
Special Investigations
New Mexico
Rand Corporation
Albuquerque
Dallas
Kansas City
Frank Taylor
Special Investigations Division
Gary Johnson
English
Torch relay honors student stories and inspiration
A public event featured speakers praising the relay theme Light the Fire and the group’s symbolism. Quotes from Hopper highlighted personal stories and the value of inspiring others as freshman Tasha Hopper studies sports medicine at NMSU with family ties noted.
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Alithie
Hopper
Tasha
NMSU
Alan
Doneta Hopper
Paul
Dovie Hopper
Angela Humble Hawkins
Clint Hopper
Bush pushes farm trade and tax relief in Aurora tour
President Bush urged Congress to pass a farm bill encouraging greater U S agricultural trade, backed tax cuts, and sought fast track authority for trade deals. He argued farmers can compete globally and warned against delaying tax relief as unemployment rises after the September 11 attacks.
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United States
Aurora
Bush
Congress
U.S
America
House
White House
Senate
Roswell District expands vocational labs in RISD schools
In Roswell, RISD expands hands on tech labs with Perkins Grant funding. Lowe Morrow Jones and Romero run combined computer and auto classes, while Al Jones teaches computer repair. The program aims for stand alone operations with certification paths and attempts to recruit more female students.
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Risd
Lowe
Kathy Morrow
Mountain View Middle School
Goddard High School
Sam Romero
Romero
Bubba
Ford
Dexter
Jones
Susan Sanchez
Carl Perkins
Sanchez
Roswell High
Goddard
Roswell
New Mexico lawmakers weigh expanded terrorism penalties
Legislators consider extending anti terrorism laws to cover domestic terrorism and mass destruction weapons. Proposals would criminalize threats of terrorism and use of weapons of mass destruction, widen scope beyond civil disorders, and add felonies for identity theft aiding terrorist acts. Governor remains a death penalty supporter but fears deterrence limits and wrongful convictions.
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Senate
New Mexico
Madrid
Lujan
Johnson
Arthritis Pain Mystery Solved
An ingredient used to treat inflammation in racehorse legs is now safe for humans and formulated as ARTH-Rx. Developed by Phillips Gulf Corporation, the product targets arthritis bursitis tendonitis backache and more with Neurocaine. Available in pharmacies nutrition and some feed stores with ordering at 1-800-729-8446 and listed local outlets.
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Ocala
Phillips Gulf Corporation
Hedsales.com
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