Aviation restrictions tighten near nuclear labs in New Mexico
FAA orders private pilots to stay 11 miles from nuclear facilities and 18 000 feet in the area near Sandia and Los Alamos labs causing diversions to Double Eagle II and impacting local air services. Commercial flights remain unaffected. The rule expires November 7 and adds to post 9 11 aviation disruption.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Federal Aviation Administration
Sandia
Los Alamos National Laboratories
Steve Wells
Coronado Airport
Maggie Santiago
Double Eagle II
Ken DeLapp
Cutter Aviation
DeLapp
FAA
Mike Medley
Double Eagle
Medley
Eagle
Palo Verde
Arizona
Water rights talks possible relief for Pojoaque golf course
Negotiations in the Aamodi water rights case could allow Pojoaque Pueblo to lease or buy upstream water rights for its 18 hole golf course amid disputes with Tesuque Nambe and San Ildefonso pueblos. State and local leaders discuss settlement terms as residents attend an update session on water allocations and potential federal aid to curb groundwater contamination.
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Pojoaque
Pojoaque Pueblo
Mark Sheridan
Sequia Association
San Juan River
Chama River
Sheridan
John Stroud
Rio Pojoaque Acequia and Water Well Association
Stroud
Pueblo
Water Use and Conservation Bureau
George Rivera
Rivera
Martin Maley
Maley
Jake Viarrial
Pojoaque Valley
Arsenio Trujillo
New Mexicans Alter Plans After FBI Terror Alert
In Albuquerque and Las Cruces residents react to the FBI warning of possible attacks after the Afghanistan bombing. Some cancel trips or skip large gatherings, while others keep routines and shopping habits, choosing caution but not surrendering daily life.
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Albuquerque
Kimberly Sandoval
Delanie
FBI
Los Lunas
Raggedy Ann
Rio Grande Zoo
Sandoval
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Osama bin Laden
Afghanistan
Houston
Louise Lucero
Lucero
Jason Hargis
Bush
Mike Murtagh
Murtagh
Joan Radosevich
Radosevich
Michael
Las Cruces
Linda Paz
Albuquerque couple seeks leniency in $19 million Medicaid fraud case
Shirley A. Jones and Steven L. Jones plead guilty to racketeering and fraud tied to Mega Universal Oxygen. They urge Judge Vazquez to minimize restitution, arguing government seizures were not properly credited while highlighting Shirley Jones’s medical needs and proposed alternative sentencing options.
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Albuquerque
Shirley A. Jones
Steven L. Jones
U.S
Martha Vazquez
Mega/Universal Oxygen
Steven Jones
Hank Farrah
David Plotsky
Joneses
Vazquez
Shirley Jones
Mega
Hope Eckert
Marc H. Robert
Jones
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Sadef Cameron
EVO
Santa Fe
Tim Lowrey
Museum of Southwestern Biology
University of New Mexico
New Mexico Army National Guard
Nmarng
Roswell
Happy Valley
Carlsbad
Black Mountain
Deming
Santa Fe Public Library
Washington St. Santa Fe, NM
Marshall Memorial Library
South Tin
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