Domenici Trounces Tristani in New Mexico Senate Poll
A 779 voter poll shows 67 percent backing Republican Pete Domenici and 24 percent supporting Democrat Gloria Tristani with 9 percent undecided ahead of the November election. The survey, conducted Oct 7–10 by Research and Polling Inc. for the Albuquerque Journal, has a 3.5 point margin of error.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Pete Domenici
U.S. Senate
Gloria Tristani
The
Albuquerque Journal
Journal
Domenici
Tristani
N.M
Iraq
Federal Communications Commission
Clinton
Congress
America
Bush
U.N
United Nations
United States
Senate
R-N.m
Congregation Albert
N.M. Tristani
Congregation Albert Auditorium
Scientists map water using satellites at Las Cruces
Army and New Mexico State University researchers are building CARSAME to fuse satellite infrared data with modeling to show water inflows from rainfall snowpack and river flow and outflows for irrigation. The system aims to give managers an easy tool to test options and plan regional water use.
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Las Cruces
N.M
Army
New Mexico
New Mexico State University
Army Research Lab
White Sands Missile Range
Craig Runion
NMSA
Albuquerque
Runion
Carsame
Max Bleiweiss
Army Lab
White Sands
Bleiweiss
Congress
Stealth Fighters Deploy to Europe for Exercise
Four F-117A Nighthawks and about 60 personnel from Holloman Air Force Base New Mexico were sent to Europe for about two weeks to take part in Operation Coronet Nighthawk. The mission aims to familiarize crews with overseas operations and train European air forces to support the stealth aircraft. The F-117’s non reflective black paint and angular design reduce radar and heat detection.
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Holloman Air Force Base
N.M
New Mexico
Europe
U.S
Holloman
Highlands could gain from new higher education funding plan
New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas could gain about 3 million under a state plan to revise higher education funding. If fully funded, Highlands would see a 15.5 percent boost due to its many extension classes at centers statewide, while UNM rises 2.1 percent and NMSU loses 0.6 percent. Community college leaders urge caution and possible delays amid revenue concerns.
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Las Vegas
New Mexico Highlands
Highlands
University of New Mexico
New Mexico State University
Frank Renz
New Mexico Association of Community Colleges
San Juan
Santa Fe
Farmington
Rio Rancho
Roswell
Sharon Caballero
Panel backs deer culling to halt disease spread
A UW Madison panel urges eliminating deer in affected zones to stop chronic wasting disease and warns against moving deer between farms. They favor a new advisory council and stricter controls on deer transport until tests detect the disease. Caution remains about human exposure, though WHO says avoid eating infected deer parts.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin- Madison
State Department of Natural Resources
Mississippi River
Mount Horeb
Wisconsin
World Health Organization
Bio Tech Imaging Mulls New Mexico Test Kit Plant
Maryland based Bio Tech Imaging plans a 3 million New Mexico manufacturing plant for viral infection test kits. President Chet King says 85 high paying jobs could begin by late next year and the Tagger process offers cheaper faster kits for 19 diseases and five cancers.
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New Mexico
Bio-Tech Imaging
Chet King
Bio-Tech
Albuquerque
King
Frederick
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