Court dumps indictments against Ortiz and Davis
The New Mexico Supreme Court ordered the bribery and conspiracy indictments against Rudy Ortiz and Charles Davis quashed. The decision followed claims of grand jury improprieties including unauthorized persons present, which defense argued required dismissal.
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Ortiz
Democratic National
Mack Easley
Hern Payne
Davis
David Norvell
William Marchiondo
Asst. Atty
Steve Farber
Grand Jury
Roswell Man Sentenced Deferred in Heroin Trafficking Case
Judge D D Archer deferred sentencing for 20 year old Roswell resident John Macia Alvarez after a four man eight woman jury convicted him of trafficking heroin. A presentence report will be prepared by state probation officers within two weeks. Bond remains at seven thousand five hundred dollars.
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Paulsturiale Record
Dist
D.D. Archer
Roswell
John Macia Alvarez
Chisum St
Archer
Alvarez
Mike Stout Alvarez
Glenn Alexander
Worley
Stout
Juan Mota
Juan Valdez
Valdez
Alexander
Abortion ruling spurs broad political fight across states
The Supreme Court ruled states may fund or withhold Medicaid abortions, prompting anti abortion groups to push legislation in several states while abortion access for poor women faces new limits and legal challenges. Michigan lawmakers consider ending public funding, while St. Louis suspended abortions in city hospitals unless a life is at risk.
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Associated Press
Supreme Court
House
Michigan
Washington
Jack Welborn
St. Louis
James Conway
Genrral
John Poelker
Karen Quinlan Near Death After Nursing Home Exit
Karen Anne Quinlan, whose coma sparked the right to die debate, remains near death 13 months after life support was removed. Parents Joseph and Julia Quinlan left Morris View Nursing Home after vigil. priest administered last rites Tuesday as family spokesman Paul Armstrong said Karen is experiencing difficulties.
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Morris Plains
N.J
Karen Anne Quinlan
Joseph
Julia Quinlan
Morris View
Thomas Trapasso
Quinlan
Karen
Paul Armstrong
Park renaming proposal tied to Denton gift gains approval
The Parks and Recreation Commission backed naming Fair Park Coca Cola Park in honor of Tom Denton after his $12,000 donation for park lighting. The panel also forwarded a five year development plan to the City Council and set a September bond election for $250,000 to fund park upgrades.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
Fair Park
Coca Cola Park
Tom Denton
Pecos Valley Coca Cola Bottling Co
Denton
Parks and Recreation Department
William C. Fleming
Jerry N
Ken White
Ralph W. Boehms
Cahoon and Poe
Spring River Zoo
Parks and Recreation
Firemen Contain Most Of 13000 Acre La Mesa Blaze
Firefighters said they contained about 80 percent of the 13 000 acre La Mesa fire in northern New Mexico. Crews battled in three areas including Bandelier National Monument as they work to fully contain the blaze by Thursday. Over 1300 firefighters cut 22 miles of fire line on 12 hour shifts and will begin demobilizing once officials project containment.
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Los Alamos
la Mesa
New Mexico
Forest Service
Bandelier National Monument
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