Spies in U.S. government under investigation official says
Deputy Attorney General Jamie Gorelick said federal agents are pursuing concrete leads on possible spies inside the U.S. government beyond CIA official Aldrich Ames. She declined to provide details, noting the Justice Department decides when evidence warrants action.
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Agriculture pillar Nelson honored for lifelong farming work
The Pecos Valley backbone of agriculture shines through Nelson a Cottonwood farmer since 1946 with his daughter Ann and son in law Sonny Houghtaling. He hosted experimental plots since 1927 and earned honors including honorary Doctor of Laws from New Mexico State University in 1993 the Agriculturist of Distinction in 1983 and Roswell Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Agriculturist in 1992.
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Carpenter Seeks Local Office With Decades Of Roswell Service
The 64 year old candidate born in Paducah Texas has lived in Roswell on and off since 1938. A GED holder since 1958 he pursued many law enforcement courses at Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico and attended the National Judicial College in Reno. He began as a patrolman in Amarillo then served in the Army three years before moving through Roswell Artesia and Chaves County sheriff roles totaling 90 years in service. He is married to Nona and the family resides at 2513 N Orchard Ave with three children and seven grandchildren. He is a member of the New Mexico Sheriffs and Police Association and the Fraternal Order of Police.
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Navy air show open house highlights pilots and planes
Winnefeld explains G forces and how the F 14 carries Phoenix Sparrow and Sidewinder missiles while a G suit keeps blood up during turns. Navy UH 60 demonstrators show rescue ops as Dexter students tour cockpits and hear about the role of brains alongside brawn. A B 52H bomber displays its payload and specs as curious locals, including 77 year old Franklin Miller, tour the open house.
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Judge dismisses RTC directors lawsuit in Virginia
A U S district judge ruled the one year Virginia negligence statute of limitations expired before the RTC took control of Trustbank Savings Bank in Tysons Corner and filed a 20 million suit against nine directors. The decision follows a Fourth Circuit ruling limiting such suits unless fraud is proven. RTC hopes to recover billions lost in 1980s real estate lending.
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Claude M. Hilton
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Resolution Trust Corp
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Tysons Corner
Jonathan Schraub
Trustbank
Steve Katsonis
RTC
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