Company head to stand trial
Ray Sena former Shuttlejack bus service head will stand trial in Santa Fe on October 29 for a 1999 crash that killed a child and a chaperone. He faces up to life in prison and 230000 in fines. The judge refused to move the case or delay for health reasons, warning Sena could be jailed if he misses trial or fails to appear. Sena's attorney may seek a higher court review.
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Santa FE
Stephen Pfeffer
Ray Sena
Sena
Pfeffer
Billy Blackburn
State Supreme Court
St. Vincent Hospital
Lie detectors viewed as unreliable for federal screening
The National Research Council says polygraph tests are not accurate enough to screen government workers for security risks. The report notes high false positive rates and limited ability to detect potential spies, with DOE and labs cited for context and critique.
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Washington
National Research Council
Council
Energy Department
Sandia
Los Alamos National Laboratories
New Mexico
Los Alamos
DOE
al Zelicoff
Frank Horvath
Michigan State University
Horvath
Las Cruces expands smoking ban to bars and parks
The Las Cruces City Council voted 4 to 3 to widen the Clean Indoor Air ordinance to ban smoking in bars private clubs and public parks and to extend outdoor restrictions near public spaces. Violators face up to 500 in fines and 90 days jail. enforcement could begin soon.
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Las Cruces
Dolores Archuleta
Archuleta
Jose Frietze
William Bill Mattiace
Wesley Strain
Ken Miyagishima
Steve Trowbridge
Ruben Smith
Opposi
New Mexico Anticipates Full Flu Vaccine Supply
The New Mexico Department of Health and doctors expect a full flu vaccine supply by mid to late November. The influenza vaccine consortium urges first doses for high risk groups including seniors 65 and older, chronically ill adults, young children, pregnant women, and health care workers.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
State Department of Health
Health Department
Department
New Mexico Influenza Vaccine Consortium
Fred Pintz
Adventure Aviation seeks Chapter 11 protection in Las Cruces
Adventure Aviation, a jet fuel and services provider at Las Cruces International Airport, filed Chapter 11 on Sept. 27 after a city lawsuit for unpaid rent. The company owes about 180000 to the city and reports 834000 in revenue this year with assets near 280000 and liabilities over 2 million. The filing aims to halt the city suit while reorganizing. An Oct. 11 state court hearing is set on the rent dispute.
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Las Cruces
Las Cruces International
Adventure Aviation
City of Las Cruces
Joan Asprey
State District Court
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Dona Ana County
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Southeast New Mexico
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Ruidoso
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