Nigerian student opens fire at Appalachian School of Law
A Nigerian law student, Peter Odighizuwa, opened fire at the Appalachian School of Law in Grundy Virginia killing Dean L Anthony Sutin Professor Thomas Blackwell and student Angela Dales. He wounded three others before being tackled by students. The shooter faced suspension that day and fired in offices and a common area before surrendering.
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Grundy
Appalachian School of Law
Jack Briggs
Virginia
L. Anthony Sutin
Thomas Blackwell
Angela Dales
Peter Odighizuwa
Mike Slater
Odighizawa
Dale Rubin
Rubin
Sutin
Blackwell
Grundy Va
Dents
Dales
Ously
Todd Ross
Johnson
CDBG funds released to Roswell Dexter Hagerman recipients
The latest Community Development Block Grant round provides Roswell $400000 for Boys and Girls Club facilities, Dexter $400000 for water system work, and Hagerman $259000 for a community center. The club adds $50000 toward a $450000 project with a new dining room and refurbished rest rooms.
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Chaves County
Roswell
Dexter
Hagerman
Boys and Girls Club
Steve Henderson
City of
Henderson
Senate debates Medicaid and tax cuts on opening day
In Santa Fe the Senate opened with talks on Medicaid cuts and a proposed tax cut package. Senator Joseph Carraro urged overriding Gov. Johnson's veto of last year's tax cut, but the motion failed 25 to 14. Governor Johnson proposed a 30 million dollar income tax cut, while Medicaid reductions drew concern from leaders including Manny Aragon.
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Johnson
Carrara
Manny Aragon
D-Albuquerque
West Second Street project planned by city task force
The West Second Street Task Force met at City Hall to plan a year and a half rebuilding of the west side corridor. Sealed bids open Friday with work expected to start about March 18 after final checks. The six phase project should finish by June 30, 2003 with storm drains on Lea Sunset Ohio and Montana prior to phases four to six.
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West Second Street
City Hall
West Side
Lea
Sunset
Ohio
Montana Avenues
Second Street
Military retirees face Tricare access gap in Roswell
Roswell military retirees under 65 struggle as no local primary care doctors accept Tricare as primary coverage. Triwest says Tricare networks arenot built and many physicians avoid the required paperwork. Tricare acts as secondary insurance for Medicare eligible beneficiaries.
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Roswell
Tricare
Bob Wolfersteig
Triwest
Midwest
Wolfersteig
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