New Mexico approves first privately owned hazardous waste site Triassic Park
Peter Maggiore of the New Mexico Environment Department grants Gandy Marley Inc a 10 year permit to operate Triassic Park 43 miles east of Roswell near Tatum. The 50 acre facility will accept ignitable corrosive and PCB contaminated waste and could open by 2004 at the earliest after public hearings and environmental reviews.
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New Mexico
Peter Maggiore
New Mexico Environment Department
Gandy Marley Inc
Triassic Park
Roswell
Tatum
Dale Gandy
GMI
CURE
Maggiore
Green
Gandy
EPA
Mexico
Canada
State Court of Appeals
Peter V. Domenici Jr
Foreground
Ken Schultz
Gmis
Sanchez and Adair win top ballot spots
The New Mexico Republican Party wrapped up their convention in Socorro selecting state ticket leaders. Roswell Senator Rod Adair topped Judy Vanderstar Russell 43 to 38 percent for lieutenant governor, while Albuquerque Representative John Sanchez led for governor 54 to 28 percent over Walter Bradley.
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New Mexico
Republican Party
Socorro
Roswell
Rod Adair
Judy Vanderstar Russell
Judy
Adair
Albuquerque
John Sanchez
Walter Bradley
Clovis
Avon Wilson
Wilson
Sanchez
Jones and child remain critical after Roswell shooting
Roswell Fire Chief Louis Jones and 3-year-old Cordell Houghton stay in critical condition at the ICU after a neighbor shooting by Paul Freeman who died by suicide. Randy Houghton and EMT Steve Lovato were killed. Freeman had a weapon with him. A house explosion link to meth lab is not supported. A relief fund at Pioneer Bank account 103126503 assists the Lovato, Houghton and Jones families.
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Covenant Health Systems
Lubbock
Roswell
Louis Jones
Cordell Houghton
Jones
Houghton
Paul Freeman
Randy
Steve Lovato
Pioneer Bank
Lovato
Salt cedar eradication plan gains wider use across states
New Mexico State University extension specialists have promoted Arsenal herbicide as the leading method to kill salt cedar. The treatment, praised for safety to animals and crops, is expanding to Texas, Montana, Colorado and more. Federal approval and a 24 C exemption enable aerial and water applications on Pecos River and local water bodies.
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New Mexico State University Extension
Texas
Montana
Colorado
Keith Duncan
NMSA
Artesia
Duncan
BASF
Pecos
Tucumcari
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