Plan for Triassic waste site raises question in New Mexico
GMI representatives outlined shipment routes from the customer point to the proposed Chaves County site. They explained driver duties and $5 million insurance while noting double lining of trucks. State Senator Tim Jennings urged a sufficient buffer zone and safe return of rejected loads, recounting a refused train load story.
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Hearing set on GMI permit with rules for testimony
New Mexico Environment Department hearing opens today at Pueblo Auditorium to hear technical and public comment on Gandy Marley Inc. permit. Judge Orth will enforce ground rules, limit sessions, and weigh offers of proof from opponents including CARD and Sean Hanratty amid nontechnical and public input. Local resident Jack Smith urged faith in process while stressing impact on everyday people.
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Langford contract terminated as furnishing project delays approved
Commissioners voted 3 2 to terminate the Langford contract after bonding firm rebid the unfinished portion. An extension to finish furnishing the Administrative Center was approved for the end of the month at a total furnishing cost of 1 500 682 against a 2.2 million budget.
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Robin the Hood robber jailed over 40 years in federal case
Byron Shane Chubbuck nicknamed Robin the Hood was convicted of escape and brandishing a firearm after breaking from a rail van last December. He received 488 months in prison and had earlier pled guilty to 13 bank robberies in the 1990s. Police shot him during recapture in February.
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Anthrax scare spreads as Capitol mail halted
The Daschle letter investigation prompts a mail ban in the Capitol and suspension of public tours. Aides exposed to the letter were tested and treated as precautions. Other incidents include a Kennedy staff exposure, Boca Raton powder findings, and Ottawa’s halted legislature after a powder envelope.
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