Murdoch Leads New Mexico Wheelchair Basketball Team
Pat Murdoch, once paralyzed by polio as a child in 1952, coaches the Zia Hot Shots, New Mexico's only youth wheelchair basketball team in Albuquerque. The group, ages 8 to 18, trains on Saturdays with players traveling to compete in National Wheelchair Basketball Association events and across states for competition.
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Albuquerque
Carrie Tingley
Hot Springs
N.M
Plainview
Texas
Murdoch
Springer
Hodgin
Zia
New Mexico
University of New Mexico Lobos
Kerry Bissell
Zia Hot Shots
National Basketball Association
Bissell
Oklahoma
Illinois
Alex Grumstein
Santa Fe
Debbie Weiss-Grumstein
Weiss-Grumstein
Maureen Huizar
Issac
Isaac
Atex
Albert
Pat” Murdoch
Travis Davis
Judge rejects more request over Our Lady art
A Santa Fe district judge refused to order removal of Alma Lopez’s Our Lady artwork from the Museum of International Folk Art citing improper open meetings notice. The piece will be removed Oct. 28, four months earlier than planned, as opponents' appeal awaits board action.
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Santa FE
Los Angeles
Alma Lopez
James Hall
Lopez
Museum of International
Museum System
Tom Wilson
Board of Regents
Wilson
Hall
Doctor charged with 13 counts of fraud and forgery
Alamogordo woman Jacqueline Cowles is charged with nine counts of fraud, one count of fraud for larger sums, two counts of felony forgery, and a misdemeanor for practicing without a valid license. She allegedly claimed a doctorate from East Kensington University and a psychology degree from Texas Woman's University. Authorities say East Kensington is a diploma mill and Cowles’ license expired in 1999. Bond set at 75000. she posted bond and was released.
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Alamogordo
Tularosa
Hondo
Carrizozo
Jacqueline Cowles
Region IX Education Cooperative
Ruidoso
John Stubbe
Cowles
East Kensington University
Glendale
Calif
Texas Women's University
Denton
Texas
East Kensington
Stubbe
Ted McCutcheon
Jaith
State Regulation and Licensing Department