Former NMMI cadet back in jail on probation violation
Estroghene Sipho Michael Adjekuko 20 of Dunwoody Georgia is again jailed after a probation violation following his 18 month supervised probation for a fourth degree felony count of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He had faced an August trial for conspiring to assault a 16 year old Alabama cadet on the NMMI campus after allegations of marijuana use.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Estroghene Sipho
Michael Adjekuko
Dunwoody
Georgia
Fifth Judicial District
Steven Bell
Adjeku
Adjekuko
Bell
NMMI
Roswell
Robert Hernandez
Chaves County
Alabama
Chance Butler
Butler
Pampa
Texas
Fifth Judicial District Court
Military School
Roswell High Student Chosen for Girls Nation in Washington
Roswell High School senior Cameron Estrada earned a New Mexico seat at the 2015 Girls Nation in Washington D C. She plans environmental engineering studies, enjoyed the Holocaust monument, and will run for mock federal offices with possible $20 000 presidential prize.
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Cameron Estrada
Enmur
Washington, D.C
New Mexico
Girls’ Nation
Estrada
Roswell High School
Roswell
District of Columbia
American Legion Auxiliary
Eastern New Mexico University-Portales
Girls’ State
Judge mulls moratorium on Mancos Shale oil permits
In Albuquerque US District Judge James Browning weighs a potential moratorium on oil drilling permits in northwestern New Mexico. Environmental groups seek a fuller environmental impact study by the BLM as five oil firms back the agency and warn a halt could harm Encana and WPX invested over 1 billion dollars in the Mancos. Gov. Susana Martinez backs the pause to protect San Juan Basin production.
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Mancos
Albuquerque
New Mexico
U.S
James Browning
Albuquerque Journal
Browning
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Wild Earth Guardian
Samantha Ruscavage-Barr
Land Management Agency
Encana Corp
Canada
WPX Energy
Oklahoma
Encana
WPX
Utility plan rejection could force coal plant closure
The Public Service Co of New Mexico warns regulators that denying its plan to cut half the coal plant will force its complete shutdown, affecting about 2 million customers. The company proposes replacing lost power with coal, natural gas, nuclear and solar, while opponents seek public access to core plant agreements and contracts.
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New Mexico
Southwest
The
Public Service Co. of
State Public Regulation Commission
PNM
Steve Michel
Western Resource Advocates’ Energy Program
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Fabian Gene Peralta
Benny L. Sanchez
Opey “Dosie” D. Thompson
Fidencio Villalobos
Virginia L. Worp
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