Airmen wives rely on mutual help at Holloman base
At Holloman Air Force Base families of deployed airmen share babysitting duties and support programs. Tina, with husband Ed in maintenance, describes a two way babysitting pact with two other moms. The base offers Family Support Center Hearts Apart and Give Parents a Break programs to aid children and spouses amid Operation Enduring Freedom deployments.
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Tyrannosaurus Display Depicts Bin Laden Near Santa Fe
Larry Wilson at his Santa Fe area shop built a 14 foot T rex and other figures including a bearded Osama bin Laden in white garb with turban and sandals. The display also features a mother brontosaurus with calf, a stegosaurus, and a mountain lion. Wilson used rebar foam and screening to craft the figures and says the scene reflects his feelings without aiming to offend.
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Caution in New Mexico as suspicious packages prompt evacuations
Cannon Air Force Base closed its front gate and cordoned a mail truck for half an hour after a suspected substance on a tamale package was found. At the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Clovis an employee reported a suspicious envelope, triggering an evacuation. tests later found no infectious contaminants. Santa Fe police checked luggage for a powdery substance after a trip from Milan, with hazmat teams decontaminating the scene and deeming the material non threatening. Officials urged calm and vigilance while tests continue.
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Charges added in suit involving Albuquerquean
An Albuquerque woman, Pamela Medley, faces 23 federal charges for false FEMA claims tied to the Cerro Grande Fire near Los Alamos. New counts include impersonating FEMA and U.S. attorney’s office employees, plus existing wire fraud, mail fraud, and money laundering charges. She allegedly used a dead friend’s identity and faked losses to obtain a $40,000 SBA disaster loan. arraignment set in Albuquerque.
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