Oklahoma Voters Set Ban On Cockfighting In Nov Ballot
Oklahoma faces a ballot question to ban cockfighting, with supporters calling it cruel and a stain on the state. Opponents argue it sustains rural livelihoods and is no more cruel than standard poultry practices. The measure would make cockfighting a felony with up to 10 years in prison and prohibit related facilities and birds.
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Gary Richardson
Steve Largent
Frank Keating
David Walters
James Tally
Oklahoma Game Fowl Breeders Association
Tally
Kingston
Nancy Savage
Cock 'N Bull
Gamecocks
Iowa
North Carolina
Minnesota
Arkansas
State Game and Fish Commission
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Associations of Cattlemen, Pork Producers and Poultry Producers
Florida
Humane Society of the
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Excavation at Palace of the Governors Reveals Ancient Fragments
Archaeologists in Santa Fe uncovered pottery shards metal pieces and a partial skeleton during early digs behind the Palace of the Governors as part of the New Mexico Museum of History project. The work uses remote sensing and aims to illuminate early Santa Fe history ahead of a $30 million museum complex.
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Palace of the Governors
United States
New Mexico Museum of History
Museum of New Mexico
Tom Wilson
Wilson
Stephen Post
Post
State Office of Archaeological Studies
State Historic Preservation Division
Museum of History
History
Deliberations in Henning case mount over motive and role
Jurors weigh whether Linda Henning acted as pawn or willing conspirator in the Girly Hossencofft murder case. The body was never found but Henning faces possible execution if convicted of first degree murder. The husband Diazien Hossencofft has pleaded guilty and serves life.
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Albuquerque
Linda Henning
Girly Chew Hossencofft
Henning
Diazien Hossencofft
Gary Mitchell
Girly Hossencofft
Mitchell
John Brennan
Hossencofft
Honda
Jack Burkhead
Burkhead
Bill Miller
Miller
Babysitter charged in hot-water burns case in Pecos
In Pecos AP report Marisa Vigil 29 recharged with a felony for causing second degree burns to 3 year old Mario Archuleta on Oct 11 by letting him place hands in scalding water. Hospital said child in satisfactory condition. Vigil held at San Miguel County jail on 20000 cash bond.
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Marisa Vigil
Mario Archuleta
Fourth Judicial District
Matthew Sandoval
San Miguel Basel
University of New Mexico Hospital
Albuquerque
New Mexico extends bear hunting seasons for 2003 2005
The seven member Game Commission expanded statewide bear seasons for 2003 to 2005, with a monthlong rest in the Sandia and Manzano mountains. Bears in those ranges may be hunted Aug 30 to Sept 22 and Oct 15 to Nov 15, with limits on dog use and male bears only in some periods.
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State Game Commission
Sandia
Manzano
Albuquerque
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Sandia Mountain
Sandias
Manzanos
Davis
Manzano Mountains
Bill Dunn
State Game and Fish Department
Tamara Hurt
Deming
Hurt
Manzanas
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