Albuquerque proposes civilian safety department for community reform
Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller proposes a new civilian public health oriented department to handle non police emergency calls with social workers and other professionals focusing on violence prevention mental health and homelessness to reduce armed officer involvement and redefine public safety response amid national calls for police reform. The plan aims to use existing funding and takes months to set up pending City Council budget action and DOJ approval under the consent decree.
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Watchdog appeals over planned nuclear storage complex near Carlsbad
Beyond Nuclear filed a federal appeal challenging NRC actions on Holtec International’s plan to build a storage complex near Carlsbad New Mexico for up to 8 680 metric tons of uranium in 500 canisters with potential expansion to 10 000 canisters The group argues the facility would become a permanent repository unavailable until 2048 and questions licensing legality if ownership of waste could transfer to the government unless a permanent repository exists The case cites NRC dismissal of contentions and seeks court review backed by concerns of state officials about oil and gas impacts and environmental effects
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Accuracy of U S coronavirus tests remains uncertain
The article assesses how quickly the FDA authorized many COVID-19 tests on limited lab data and calls for large patient studies to confirm real world accuracy. It notes concerns about missed infections, real world conditions, and the Abbott ID Now issue, with multiple test makers asked for follow up studies.
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Correction to softball obit listing in Sports Files
The June 14 Sports Files correction notes that Junior Lucero was wrongly listed among former Chihuahuita Raiders who had died. The item clarifies Gilbert Luce ro Jr. played first base on the team.
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