Judge clears Tiguas to resume certain gambling activities
A U S District Judge Garnett Thomas Eisele modified a 1997 ruling to allow the Tigua to offer eight liners bingo style games, conduct state lottery games at tribal properties, and operate charitable bingo with a Texas Lottery Commission license. The judge kept limits on cash prizes and denied permits for carnival contests, player pools, and card games.
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EL Paso
Speaking Rock
U.S
Garnett Thomas Eisele
Eisele
Tiguas
Texas
Eiseler
Marc Schwartz
Tiguas’ Gaming Enterprise
John Cornyn
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals
Jane Shepperd
Cornyn
Trusties say power plant deal not imminent at Valles Caldera
Valles Caldera National Preserve trustees say a California company plans for a 50 megawatt geothermal plant are not imminent. GeoProducts Inc. has leased 12.5 percent of mineral rights. any proposal must pass federal environmental review and Forest Service scrutiny.
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Los Alamos
Valles Caldera National Preserve
California
Kenneth Boren
GeoProducts Inc
Valles Caldera
Boren
New Mexico
William deBuys
U.S. Agriculture
Ann
Veneman
Forest Service
Leonard Atencio
Santa Fe National Forest
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Metropolis Center Opens at Los Alamos For Q Supercomputer
Los Alamos National Laboratory dedicated the 93 million Metropolis Center for Modeling and Simulation to house the Q supercomputer, capable of 30 trillion operations per second. The facility, three months ahead of schedule, will aid national security and attract talent, with access for Los Alamos, Sandia, and Livermore labs. Kate Metropolis attended, honoring her father, Manhattan Project pioneer Nicholas C. Metropolis.
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Los Alamos
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Nicholas C. Metropolis Center For
Silicon Valley
Pete Domenici
Sandra
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories
John Morrison
Morrison
Domenici
United States
John Bretzke
Bretzke
Energy Department
Metropolis
Manhattan Project
Maniac
Kate Metropolis
Lawyers Near Deal on Redistricting Legal Fees
Albuquerque AP Lawyers say a taxpayer funded fee agreement for more than two dozen redistricting lawyers is in place awaiting judge approval. Judge Frank Allen Jr. will hear the proposal Monday as the $2.9 million request is trimmed by discounts.
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Albuquerque
Charles Daniels
Frank Allen Jr
Allen
New Mexico
U.S
Daniels
Pat Rogers
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