Camp stove started Colorado wildfire near Fort Collins
The blaze, about 12 square miles, grew despite efforts as winds shifted. James J. Weber of Fort Collins was cited for starting the fire with an outdoor stove while camping in Roosevelt National Forest. No homes damaged. three firefighters injured minor. Governors declare disaster unlocking $3 million.
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John Hickenlooper
Sunland Park cancels another mayor vote amid turmoil
Sunland Park New Mexico councilors canceled a Friday meeting to choose a mayor after a tie vote. The city faces a state takeover of finances, an auditor’s findings of 27 budget violations, and ongoing disputes over mayoral succession and legality of past actions.
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Sergio Carrillo
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Daniel Salinas
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Salinas
Hector Balderas
Tom Clifford
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Rig Count Rises Again See Baker Hughes Report
Baker Hughes reports 1 986 rigs active in the United States this week up from last week. Of the 1 382 oil rigs and 600 gas rigs, four are miscellaneous. State gains include New Mexico up three, California and West Virginia up two apiece, Alaska Colorado and North Dakota up one each. Pennsylvania down four and Arkansas down one. Louisiana Oklahoma Texas and Wyoming unchanged.
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