Hale pleads guilty to fraud for making loans
Hale admits guilt to fraud charges tied to unapproved loan activity. Prosecutors say the case centers on illicit loan schemes and misused funds, with Hale facing potential sentencing following the plea on Nation’s page five.
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Composite volume figures from AP Stocks Page 16 1993
The record references composite volume numbers for AP Stocks on page 16 in 1993. It mentions a total volume of 343,988,300 and an average composite volume of 323,714,610 used in the stock market summary.
Roswell man convicted in quick draw death trial
A 21 year old Roswell man Richard Franklin was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter after a Jan 26 1992 quick draw game during the Super Bowl left friend Jason Madsen shot. Judge William Schnedar presided. The report notes the case was decided Tuesday in district court.
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Ramirez acquitted in seat belt case
Roswell traffic case ends with former Municipal Judge Baudelio Ramirez found not guilty on four counts of violating child restraint laws after an hour of courtroom objections. A separate no proof of insurance citation was dropped after proof of coverage.
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House calls for hearings on Whitewater probe gains momentum
The House joined the Senate in calling for hearings on Whitewater, approving 408 to 15 for timetables while Special Counsel Fiske won his first guilty plea in the case. President Clinton defended the scrutiny, saying cooperation would continue and acknowledging difficulty in facing inquiries.
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Lawmakers Reach Consensus on Energy Tax and Regal Proposals
A bipartisan ad hoc group of lawmakers led by Senator Pete Domenici agreed on tax credits and regulatory reforms to support the oil and gas industry. Provisions include marginal well credits and new well credits, support for expensing geological costs, and repeal of net income depletion limits to boost production and mitigate declines.
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McMillan gets some company in primary election for Senate
SANTA FE AP Three Republicans who failed to win endorsement at the party's convention filed nominating petitions Tuesday with the secretary of state to get their names on the primary election ballot. Robin Dozier Otten and Bill Turner filed as candidates for U S Senate, and state Sen Joseph Carraro as a candidate for lieutenant governor. All are from Albuquerque.
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Spielberg plans sabbatical after Schindler's List Oscar win
Steven Spielberg, after winning two Academy Awards for Schindler's List, says he will take a year off to rest and spend time with his wife Kate Capshaw and five children. He plans to focus on family, contemplate future projects, and donate a share of Schindler's List profits to Holocaust causes.
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