Gambling Interests Pile Up for NM Gov-Elect Richardson
Campaign finance records show horse racing interests and connected groups contributed at least 583000 to Bill Richardson through late Oct. Major donors include Riviera Gaming Management 50000 and R D Hubbard affiliated entities 40000. Richards ons future Racing Commission appointees will decide Hobbs track license.
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Hobbs
Ken Newton
Santa Fe
Richardson
R.D. Hubbard
Ruidoso Downs
Secretary of State
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Billy Sparks
Gary Johnson
Johnson
Racing Commission
Regulatory Board
Hubbard
Commission
Albuquerque
the Downs
Farmington
Two LANL investigators fired amid theft probe
Los Alamos National Laboratory dismissed top investigators Glenn Walp and Steven Doran who were hired to probe missing items and misused funds. Walp cited a failed fit for the role while Doran claimed they were performing their duties during a probationary period. The FBI and Energy Department are reviewing alleged mismanagement and improper use of lab resources.
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Los Alamos Lab
LOS Alamos
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Albuquerque Journal
Glenn Walp
Steven Doran
LANL
Doran
The
Journal
Walp
Pennsylvania State Police
Lab
Office of Security
Jim Danneskiold
Energy Department
Inspector General
Inspector General's Office
Peter Bussolini
Scott Alexander
FBI
Russolini
Alexander
Danneskiold
Stone Returns After 50 Years To Santa Fe Cathedral Park
A private citizen who long kept a guilt secret returned a stolen 10 inch sandstone ball from the park entrance to Stuart Ashman of the Museum of Spanish Colonial Art. The ball now accompanies repairs during a park renovation slated for year end. The anonymous donor asked Ashman to act as intermediary with church authorities who ensured city ownership.
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Cathedral Park
Santa FE
Stuart Ashman
Museum of
Ashman
St. Francis Cathedral
Jerome Martinez
Charlene Brown
Brown and Wootton
Brown
Bill Kollasch
Kollasch
Elderly woman found dead in Santa Fe arroyo
A 69 year old woman with Alzheimer's wandered from home and was found dead in a Santa Fe arroyo after a night of subfreezing temperatures. Deputies began searching Sunday night and a driver spotted the body Monday morning on the Santa Fe River bridge. Police do not suspect foul play. The body was sent to the Medical Investigator in Albuquerque for cause of death.
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Santa FE
Celine Martinez
Rob Shilling
Santa Fe River
Martinez
Arroyo
Albuquerque
Shilling
Artesia
Carlsbad
Stephen Craig Cockrum
Barry Crutchfield
Cockrum
Jay Forbes
Kevin Smith
Robin Cockrum
Smith
South Valley
Victory Outreach
Billy Porter
JoAnne Lee
Porter
Customs Seizures Hit Record Drug Volumes Along Border
The U S Customs Service reports a record 326553 pounds of heroin cocaine methamphetamine and marijuana seized along the West Texas and New Mexico border in fiscal year 2002 up from 308998 pounds in 2000 and 308852 in 2001.
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EL Paso
U.s.-Mexico
California
Texas
U.S. Customs Service
New Mexi
del Rio
Brownsville
South
Gurdit Dhillon
U.S
Mexico
Drug Enforcement Administration
Vince Bond
Customs Service
San Diego
Ice on I 25 blamed for fatal rollover near Raton
A 33 year old Canutillo Texas man died when his car left icy Interstate 25 near Raton just before 4 am. A 7 week old girl was airlifted to a Denver hospital in critical condition. other victims Rodolfo A Reyes 8 and Victoria Reyes 43 were stable. Surviving victims were taken to Colfax Miner's Hospital in Raton.
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Colfax Miner's Hospital
Raton
Denver
Shilling
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Louisiana
John Turner
William Windham
Turner
Downs At
Albuquerque Inc
Windham
Public Regulation Commission
Sandra Pueblo
Great Plains Airlines
Will Rogers World Airport
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Nashville
Tenn
Colorado Springs
Colo
Taos
St. Vincent Sanatorium
Customs
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