Activist found guilty in Albuquerque protest riot case
Karlos Schmieder of the SouthWest Organizing Project was convicted of inciting a riot after a September Albuquerque protest against U S action in Afghanistan. He faces a 90 day deferment with potential dismissal motion and appeals.
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U.S
Afghanistan
Karlos Schmieder
Schmieder
SouthWest Organizing Project
Sandra J. Clinton
Eric Sirotkin
Sirotkin
Is Group
U S pays 2.4 million for border crash victims
The United States agreed to pay 2.4 million to the family of Heriberto Parra and four others injured in a Border Patrol vehicle crash near Lordsburg New Mexico. The settlement specifies no admission of liability and mirrors earlier payouts to other injured Mexicans from the same incident.
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Las Cruces
Lordsburg
Oral
Heriberto Parra
Thin Weisman
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Weisman
Benjamin Ramirez-Luna
Mario Alfonso Rios-Marquez
Alberto Ramirez-Renteria
Furrs executives awarded 750000 in second bonus payout
A U.S. Bankruptcy judge approved 750000 as the second installment of a 1500000 success bonus to former Furrs Supermarkets executives George Golleher and Greg Mays for guiding the sale of the bankrupt chain to Fleming Cos. Inc. for 84 million. Union workers still seek promised severance as liquidation proceeds proceed.
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Furrs Supermarkets Inc
George Golleher
Greg Mays
U.S
James Starzynski
Furrs
Fleming Cos. Inc
Golleher
Mays
Starzynski
West
Texas
Golleher and
Abel Cardenas
United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1564
Diane Kimberle
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