Probe into CIA leak revives Washington flame
The dispute centers on whether White House lines leaked CIA officer Valerie Plame's identity after Joseph Wilson questioned Niger wind. Novak says the disclosure was offhand and not a planned leak, while Democrats push for an independent prosecutor as DOJ FBI probes possible violations of the Intelligence Identities Protection Act.
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Joseph Wilson
White House
Karl Rove
Wilson
Clinton
Valerie Plame
CIA
Novak
Plame
Bush Administration
Niger
Iraq
CLA
Langley
Congress
Philip Agee
Justice Department
FBI
United States
Washington
Dear Editor Letter Calls Out Light Sentence After Murder
A reader condemns the January 16 2003 murder of Miss Juanita Hunter and protests the Roswell Daily Record front page headline Strange to serve one year. The letter argues a plea bargain sends a weak message to youth while noting robbers received 15 year sentences, questioning values of property versus human life.
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Juanita Hunter
Roswell
Roswell zone exception figures questioned by school board
Roswell Independent School District officials presented zone exception statistics to the school board. Board member Jane H Baldock criticized the numbers saying the figures were off. The data showed most exceptions arose because babysitters live outside the zone. Fred McDonald noted the trend amid district enrollment discussions. NMMI ranked fifth in the NJCAA poll and eyes West Texas State game after a road stretch. Joey Smith of Newport News VA was offensive player of the week in the latest NMMI win over Air Force Prep. He had two receptions for 56 yards a touchdown and 37 rushing yards.
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Jane H
Baldock
Roswell
Fred McDonald
Roswell Independent School District
McDonald
NMMI
National Junior College Athletic Association
West Texas State
Joey Smith
Newport News
Air Force Academy Prep
Smith
Offbeat N M business news from Santa Fe to Playas
A roundup of New Mexico stories highlights Eunice negotiating with a European-linked uranium venture, Carlsbad’s nuclear medicine facility plans, and Playas near New Mexico Tech anti terrorism research. In Phelps Dodge town residents await 200 jobs while Santa Fe touts healthiness and Santa Fe Albuquerque TV viewing habits diverge.
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Eunice
United States
Carlsbad
Playas
New Mexico Tech
Feds
Phelps Dodge
New Mexico
Federal
Artesia
Albuquerque
Jim Belshaw
Albuquerque Journal
France
Iraq
the Journal
le Cuisine
Santa
New Mexico faces possible structural deficit next year
The Legislative Finance Committee warns of a structural deficit with spending likely to exceed revenues by at least 84 million dollars next year, potentially reaching 140 million when Medicaid costs are included. The state plans a 30 day January session to set the 2005 budget, aided by 96 million in expected new money and 65 million from Land Grant Permanent Fund distributions.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Legislative Finance Committee
Max Coll
House Appropriations and Finance Committee
LFC
Bill Richardson
Land Grant Permanent Fund
Prop 54 and Prop 209 clash over race in California policy
The piece contrasts Prop 54 against Prop 209, arguing Prop 54 bans classification by race in public education contracting and employment while Prop 209 bars discrimination and preferential treatment. It cites supporters and critics, notes Ward Connerly’s role, and discusses the debate on race based policies versus individual merit and data tracking.
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Coalition
Glynn Custred
National Review
Ward Connerly
Custred
Thomas Wood
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Hudak
Halliburton Corp
Wen Ho Lee
Organic Style Magazine
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Mia
University of Michigan
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Hernandez
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