Mescalero arbitration panel fills with ASU professor
An Arizona State University law professor Paul Bender joins Fred Ragsdale and Glenn Feldman as the three member arbitration panel to decide if the Mescalero Apache tribe should pay 16 percent of its Inn of the Mountain Gods slot machine revenues to New Mexico. The panel will schedule a preliminary hearing between Oct 26 and Nov 2. The tribe signed a 1997 compact to allow casino gambling but has refused to pay, arguing the revenue sharing violates federal law.
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Arizona State University
Paul Bender
U.S
Arizona
ASU
Tempe
American Arbitration Association
Bender
Fred Ragsdale
Corrales
Feldman
Albuquerque police oversight plan approved by city council
Citizens applaud a civilian review board to monitor APD actions and advise the chief, while a police union opposed the measure as an unnecessary Monday night shift. The structure replaces the Public Safety Advisory Board and creates an Independent Review Office to handle complaints and provide findings and recommendations.
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Shay Cosart
Gilbert Gallegos
Fraternal Order of Police
Tim Cum
Mings
Jim Baca
Police Oversight Commission
Independent Review Office
Public Safety Advisory Board
Department
Commission
UNM Frat Row rape probe amid campus incidents
UNM police investigate the rape of an 18 year old female student between Oct 2 and Oct 3, possibly linked to Fraternity Row where fights and hazing have been reported. Officers seek Rohypnol evidence while noting no confirmed drug involvement or multiple attackers. Campus officials call incidents isolated and not representative of the fraternity system.
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Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
UNM
James Daniels
Daniels
Fraternity Row
Fraternity
William Gordon
Chile blamed for flies and foul odors
DEMING AP Stacks of rotting chile residue draw flies and foul smells near Border Foods processing plant. The Environment Department orders stop dumping the waste Chile peels and seeds on the property. A contractor plowed the pile under to calm neighbors while the firm pushes for legal status of chile residue as an agricultural byproduct.
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Deming
Environment Department
Border Foods
Chile
Larry Griffin
Griffin
Woman's feet severed by train in Santa Fe incident
A homeless woman, Dionne Fresch, 27, of Ohio, was struck by a northbound Santa Fe Southern Railway train near a crossing while sleeping on the tracks. She suffered amputated feet, a fractured skull, and a broken pelvis. hospital reports list her condition as fair. Police say the train crew did not see her before the pass.
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Dionne Fresch
Ohio
St. Vincent Hospital
Santa Fe Southern Railway
Matthew Trujillo
Trujillo
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