Rep Steve Schiff dies after cancer battle in New Mexico
U S Representative Steve H Schiff of New Mexico died at 51 in Albuquerque after a yearlong cancer fight. A former Bernalillo County district attorney and veteran of the Air National Guard he was praised as a public servant and friend to many across New Mexico and the nation. He leaves a wife Marcia and two children Jaimi and Ariel.
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Steve H. Schiff
New Mexico
Albuquerque
All of America
Schiff
N.M. Air National Guard
U.S. Air Force
Bosnia
Persian
United States
Roswell
White House
Marcia
Jaimi
Ariel
R-N.m
Bell Gas clarifies UST cleanup at McGaffey and Main site
Bell Gas Inc. reports three underground storage tank systems at the McGaffey and Main property with one released plume remediated and another undergoing passive intrinsic bioremediation under NMED guidance. Since 1993 all required release investigations have been completed, groundwater contamination has fallen 54 percent since 1995, and $60,691 has been spent. Future work plans are under NMED review and a nearby off site PCE source has delayed remediation. The site poses no health risk to Roswell residents and the sale is proceeding with cooperation to avoid construction delays.
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Bell Gas System
Bell Gas Inc
Bell Gas
Roswell
Roswell Altrusa speaker touts sea water R&D at club
On March 27, 1973 William M. Heber field engineer for the Saline Water Office spoke to the Altrusa Club of Roswell, showing a film on research and development for beneficial uses of sea water brackish water and substandard waters. Keith Thompson won the Sunset Elementary spelling bee with Benji Henderson in second. both advance to the citywide bee. U S Rep Harold Runnels announced Navy approval of a Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps unit at Roswell High School, to be led by Earl Drew.
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William M. Heber
Roswell
Altrusa Club of
Keith Thompson
Sunset Elementary
Benji Henderson
Thompson
Owen M. Thompson
W. Eyman St
Henderson
Mary Henderson
Walker Place
U.S
Harold Runnels
D-N.m
U.S. Navy
Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps
Roswell High School
Earl Drew
Naval
Pre-primary surprises shape New Mexico ballots in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe pre primary conventions Republicans and Democrats produced surprise ballot placements. Domenici supporters backed by margins left Heather Wilson off the top line while Bill Davis led the GOP district race. Serna and Udall achieved 41 and 20 percent in key races, with several candidates just missing or barely qualifying.
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Santa FE
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Heather Wilson
Steve Schiff
Tom Udall
Senna
Diane Denish
Stephanie Gonzales
Ron Gentry
Gary van Valin
Phil Maloof
Shirley Baca
Mary Jane Gar
Reed era weakness shakes Christian conservatives
The Christian Coalition faced internal strife after Ralph Reed left the group for political consulting. Gary Bauer of the Family Research Council backed hardline antiabortion ads and a conservative candidate in California, turning a routine special election into a national test of Christian right influence and triggering GOP soul-searching ahead of November.
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Ralph Reed
Christian Coalition
Reed
California
Lois Capps
Bauer
Tom Bordonaro
Washington
Capps
Bordonaro
Bor
Donaro
Bordon
GOP
Gary Bauer
Tolerance Triumphs as Prop 187 Struck Down
A federal judge struck down California Proposition 187, the 1994 measure denying public school access to children of illegal immigrants and restricting health care for illegal immigrants. The ruling halted the law hours after approval and found remaining provisions unconstitutional.
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Mariana Pfaelzer
U.S. District Court
Los Angeles
Gov. Wilson
Pfaelzer
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