New Mexico tribes and state settle casino payments suit
Indian tribes and New Mexico settle the long dispute over gambling payments out of court. Gov. Johnson signs seven compacts with tribes, with eight percent cap and Interior approval required, affecting ten of twelve sued groups while Pojoaque and Mescalero Apache remain in dispute.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
U.S. Department of Interior
Gary Johnson
Johnson
Gale Norton
Pojoaque Pueblo
Santa Clara Pueblo
McCumber
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
Norton
Patricia Madrid
Chris Coppin
Interior
Sandia
Santa Ana
Isleta
Acoma
Laguna
San Juan
Santa Clara
San Felipe
Tesuque
Coppin
Taos Pueblo
Jicarilla
DeBuck admits offense in PTA embezzlement case
Linda DeBuck the Matheson Park PTA treasurer in northeast Albuquerque confessed to embezzling thousands to support an Internet gambling habit. Police say PTA funds fell from about 18 000 to under 2 800. the loss threatens plans for school yard improvements and hurts students and families.
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Albuquerque
PTA
Albuquerque Journal
Linda DeBuck
Matheson Park
DeBuck
Rob DeBuck
Johnson
Former pastor charged with sexual assault of a child
Louis Day, 42, of Pagosa Springs, faces five counts of sexual assault of a child under 15 while in a position of authority at Chama First Baptist Church. He denies the accusations and awaits a Oct. 25 hearing to determine if there is enough evidence to bind him over to district court.
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Chama (Ap
Chama First
Day
Archuleta
Colorado State District Court
Rio Arriba
Baptist Church
Eileen Dement
Dement
Richard Hurd
The
Church
Hurd
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