Anaya Surprises Ruidoso Airport Decision
Gov. Toney Anaya defies expectations with a pivotal ruling on the proposed Ruidoso airport, drawing wide interest. State officials cheer windfall decisions that boost the treasury by millions. Sen. Cranston captures a presidential straw poll at Wisconsin Democrats’ convention. Caveat takes Belmont Stakes, Gayle Daugherty crowned Junior Rodeo Queen.
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Toney Anaya
Ruidoso
Alan Cranston
Wisconsin
Democratic Party
Six wounded in bomb blast near Khalde Lebanon coast
A remote controlled bomb targeted an Israeli convoy on a crowded Khalde highway wounding six Lebanese including a man and his three children. The blast also damaged a nearby U S Marine compound as part of a series of guerrilla strikes in Lebanon tied to ongoing troop withdrawal talks.
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Lebanon
Beirut
U.S. Marine
Eliahu Ben-Elissar
Israel Radio
Israel
Syria
New Mexico's spelling champ hailed as national hero
Blake Giddens 14, crowned 59th National Spelling Bee winner for Purim and ratatouille. Alamogordo hosts Blake Day with parade, city key, and a $500 scholarship while family and officials praise his achievement amid a downtown welcome.
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N.M
Blake Giddens
New Mexico
Washington
D.C
Henry Pacelligarr
Giddens
Pete Domenici
U.S
Anderson
Atlantic
North America
Chamber of Commerce
Holloman Air Force Base
Gidden
Air Force
George Giddens
Holloman
Dave Nunez
Jigger Olsen
Leonard Sheffield
Anaya’s first six months draw mixed NM reactions
Gov. Toney Anaya’s initial six months in office draw mixed reviews from Chaves Eddy Lincoln and DeBaca county lawmakers. Rep. Mickey McGuire endorses his prerogative to reshuffle boards while criticizing the scope. Rep. Richard Knowles condemns BEF firings as unconstitutional but notes overall dynamism.
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Toney Anaya
Chaves County
Anaya
House of Representatives
Chaves
Gov
Marvin B. McGuire
Marvin B
Mickey”’ McGuire
Ruidoso Downs
Lincoln Chaves-Eddy
McGuire
Richard Knowles
Roswell
R-Chaves-Debaca- Lincoln
State Board of Barber Examiners
Knowles
New Mexico
Sands Motel Fire Causes Minor Damage in Four Units
A four-alarm fire at the Sands Motel 2101 W. Second Street Saturday evening damaged one room and three others, with total damage estimated at 7600 dollars. No injuries were reported and the cause remains under investigation by Roswer Fire Department. Four units responded to the 4:28 p.m. blaze. Police Chief Dave Phillips resigns in Tularosa effective June 17. city seeking applicants. In Albuquerque, Jerry Geist Jr. and Roger Dale Boydston sentenced to one year in federal prison for marijuana sales. both to serve in Big Spring Texas, with potential early release for good behavior.
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Second Street
Roswer Fire Department
Tularosa
Dave Phillips
Phillips
Albuquerque
Jerry Geist Jr
Public Service Company of
New Mexico
Jerry Geist
U.S
Juan Burciaga
Geist
Roger Dale Boydston
Guilty pleas in Christmas Eve pig theft case in Isle of Wight
Two Newport News men, Andrew Thomas Huber and Paul James Abernathy, pleaded guilty to larceny of swine for stealing pigs from farmer John Butler on December 24. A neighbor alerted authorities. a trooper stopped the van with a dead 150 pound pig and a 55 pounder. Sentencing was postponed for a probation report. larceny of swine carries one to five years in prison.
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Andrew Thomas Huber
Paul James Abernathy
Newport News
Commonwealth
A.L. Jones
John Butler
Butler
Jones
Isle of Wight
E. Everett Bagnell
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