Hudak denied bail again in Canadian counterterrorism case
A federal judge in Albuquerque refused bail for David Hudak, founder of High Energy Access Tools, citing flight risk and a lack of ties to the United States. Hudak faces charges of illegal possession of weapons and warheads after a probe into a $12 million UAE training contract. He could face up to 10 years in prison and $250,000 fines if convicted.
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Hudak
High Energy Access Tools of
Roswell
U.S
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Las Cruces
John Conway
United States
Dan Holts
U.S. Customs Service
Tony Singleton
Holts
Osama bin Laden
Singleton
United Arab Emirates
Brazil
Conway
New Mexico Nears Water Rights Priority Call on Pecos River
State Engineer Tom Turney warned the Pecos River could face a priority call next year if rainfall remains scant and no new water sources appear. The state is buying private rights and seeking up to 18 000 acres along the Pecos while pumping water into the river short term. He said cities may not grasp the crisis as farmers do.
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Pecos River
Pecos
Tom Turney
Texas
Turney
Roswell
Carlsbad
Ruidoso
Interstate Stream Commission
New Mexico weighs water sources as Pecos struggle grows
State leaders warn of Pecos River Compact penalties and potential priority calls that could cut junior water rights. To cope, plans include water banks, buying up to 18 000 acres along the Pecos, and pipelines from Roswell to Carlsbad while towns seek alternative supplies.
Baca Named to Richardson Transition Tourism Committee
Ray Baca head of Roswell Hispano Chamber of Commerce is appointed to Gov elect Richardson transition committee on tourism. He will travel to Santa Fe to receive orders and hopes to promote not only Roswell but New Mexico and surrounding areas. He expects to help select a secretary for tourism in the new cabinet.
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Hispano Chamber of Commerce
Bill Richardson
Ray Baca
Hispano Chamber
Santa Fe
Baca
New Mexico
Richardson
Killer Kasi Executed in Virginia After CIA Slayings
Aimal Khan Kasi, 38, was executed by injection at Greensville Correctional Center for the 1993 ambush that killed CIA worker Frank Darling and analyst Lansing Bennett in McLean. The U S Supreme Court declined review and Virginia governor denied clemency. The State Department warned of possible retaliation against Americans worldwide.
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State Department
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Kasi
U.S. Supreme Court
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Pakistan
Frank Darling
Lansing Bennett
McLean
At&t
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Afghanistan
United States
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