WIPP Opens Office in Hobbs to Help Local Vendors
The U S Department of Energy plans a Hobbs office this month to assist Southeast New Mexico firms in doing business with the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad. An open house is set for November 29 as DOE aims to strengthen ties with Carlsbad and Hobbs communities.
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Hobbs
U.S. Department of Energy
Carlsbad
Lea County
New Mexico
Ines Triay
DOE
College of the Southwest
WIPP
Westinghouse Tru Solutions
College
Southeastern New Mexico
Joan Tucker
Thay
New Mexico Junior College
Ex-manager sues for pay over severance
Former Cibola County manager Bob Ortiz sues county commissioners for severance pay claiming a March 1999 contract guaranteed a six month lump sum if terminated after a salary cut. He says the June 1999 negotiated reduction violated terms and he declared termination, while officials could not be reached for comment.
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Ortiz
OPMD study highlights rare muscle disease in New Mexico
A New Mexico study in the Journal of the American Medical Association identifies oculopharyngeal muscular dystrophy among Hispanic residents mainly in the northern region. The research tracked 216 patients from 39 families, linking the condition to eyelid droop and swallowing difficulty and noting possible Spanish colonial or French-Canadian origins.
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Albuquerque
Spain
Journal of the American Medical Association
University of New Mexico
Mark Becher
Quebec
New Mexico
University of New Mexico Hospital
New Mexico Veterans Affairs Health Care System
Becher
United States
David Bear
Department of
Cell Biology and Physiology
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Unm Hospital
Bear
Leslie Morrison
UNM
Morrison
Roberto Gomez
Medical School
New Mexico Hispanic Medical Association
France
Gomez
Tribes and county sign cooperative agreement in New Mexico
Santa Fe County commissioners and seven pueblos including Cochiti Pojoaque San Ildefonso San Juan Santa Clara Santo Domingo and Tesuque agreed to work jointly. They will meet regularly use mediation for disputes and keep each other informed. Nearly 5000 acres of public land were transferred to San Ildefonso and Santa Clara as part of the deal.
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Santa FE
Pojoaque Pueblo
George Rivera
Rivera
Pueblo
Sam Montoya
New Mexico
Cochiti
Pojoaque
San Ilde
Fonso
San Juan
Santa Clara
Santo Domingo
Tesuque
Nambe Pueblo
David Perez
Montoya
San Juan Pueblo
Wilfred Garcia
Garcia
San Ildefonso
Santa Clara Pueblos
Jack Sullivan
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Enrique Estrada
MSS Enterprises
Las Cruces
Cloudcroft
N.M
Martin’s Jewelry & Gifts
Hy AG Daha
Sterling
Ysels
Calton
Tia
SUN Country Food Marts
N. Garden
S. Sunset
S. Main
E. M.gaffey
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