Bradley undecided on backing Sanchez after primary clash
Lt. Gov. Walter Bradley says it is premature to support GOP nominee John Sanchez in the general election. The two met for about an hour in Santa Fe to discuss tactics and issues, with more meetings planned. Bradley criticized Sanchez ads as untruthful while Sanchez defended them as accurate. The pair spoke after a Albuquerque news conference urging an end to negative campaigning.
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Day of pursuit ends in disappointment in Texas chase
Authorities followed a car thief trail across eastern New Mexico and West Texas seeking clues on missing Salt Lake City girl Elizabeth Smart. The suspect turned out not to be Bret Edmunds. Bryant Carlisle of Portland was arrested in Littlefield instead.
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State Fair seeks action against The Downs over lease terms
Albuquerque AP The State Fair commission votes to ask Attorney General Patricia Madrid to sue The Downs for breach of lease over disputed gaming contract. The Downs would owe the fair hundreds of thousands annually, with rent set at 445000 or a per machine share, whichever is greater.
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