Clark says death insignificant amid national terror attacks
Terry Clark, slated as New Mexico's first execution since 1960, tells the AP his death is insignificant in light of terrorist attacks. He pleaded guilty to murdering 9 year old Dena Gore in Artesia in 1986 and awaits execution in Santa Fe. His statements follow a district judge's competency ruling and earlier appeals attempts.
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Albuquerque
Terry Clark
New Mexico
Associated Press
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Gore
Santa Fe
Chaves
Bonem
Cecilia
Johnny
Leroy
World Trade Center
Pentagon
State Police
National Guard Troops Deployed For Operation Kirtland
Mary fears as her twins Leroy and Johnny 25 join the Air National Guard's 150th Security Forces Squadron deployed for Operation Enduring Freedom. The unit, made up of 61 soldiers from New Mexico and surrounding states, ships out from Kirtland Air Force Base as families bid farewells.
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Mary
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Johnny
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150Th County Forces Squadron
150Th Security Forces
New Mexico
Ational Guard
Tom Koch
Duquerque
Maj
Richard Almeter
Cecilia
Committee forms to draft Larry Ahrens for governor bid
An Albuquerque group forms the Draft Larry Ahrens for Governor Committee to pressure the GOP field for the governor race. Former motor vehicle chief Gary Montoya says the committee acts independently to show grassroots support. Ahrens has not been urged to run and is not guiding the effort.
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Santa FE
Larry Ahrens
Gary Montoya
Montoya
Ahrens
Larry
GOP
Garrey Carruthers
State House
Richard Cheney
Rob Burpo
Albuquerque
John Sanchez
Ralbuquerque
Uranium workers press RECA changes at Shiprock meeting
More than 500 people at the Shiprock Chapter House urged reforms to the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act. They seek removing the 40 month rule, including spouses and children, adding liver and kidney failure, and opening a Shiprock RECA office with a radiation specialist. DOJ noted 5126 claims paid over 359 million since 1992.
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U.S. Justice Department
Congress
Justice Department
Chapter House
RECA
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Millers recall peaceful Afghanistan era 1964 68 life and work
Carroll and Carolyn Miller served in Lashkar Gah and Kandahar with USAID from 1964 to 1968 helping Afghan farmers improve soil, drainage, and land use. They describe a colorful, humorous, welcoming society prelude to Soviet years, with rich bazaars and historic mosques.
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Millers
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Helmand
Hindu Kush Range
Himalayas
Lashkar Gah
Kandahar
Taliban
Miller
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Carolyn Miller
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