Parishes publish fliers attacking Richardson abortion record
Catholic parishes in the Santa Fe Archdiocese handed out anti abortion fliers by Right to Life of New Mexico criticizing Bill Richardson while praising Republican John Sanchez for a 100 percent pro life record. Green Party candidate David Bacon denounced the survey as biased and not open ended. The archdiocese said the flier does not endorse a candidate but its chancellor noted IRS rules allow distributing voting records on issues.
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Bill Richardson
Right To Life of
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John Sanchez
Green Party
David Bacon
Dameen Dolce
Richardson
Billy Sparks
Archdiocese of Santa
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Bacon
Sparks
Michael Sheehan
Bennett Voorhies
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Tijeras
Scott Mansfield
Mansfield
Boleslo Baca
Our Lady of Fatima
Baca
Associated Press
State Corrections Department
State Penitentiary
Southern
Las Cruces
Peter Cobra
State District Court
Rob Perry
Perry
Mark Donatelli
Corrections Department
State Briefs Report Clean Air Compliance At Los Alamos Lab
Los Alamos National Laboratory emissions stayed well within federal limits last year per an independent Risk Assessment Corp audit led by John Till. Lab officials called the findings a negligible public risk and praised the ongoing compliance program during settlement talks with nuclear safety critics.
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Los Alamos National Laboratory
Risk Assessment Corp
John Till
Jean Dewart
Citizens For Nuclear Safety
Department of Energy
Lab
Till
Dewart
Intel Fab 11x Opens in Rio Rancho New Mexico
After more than two years and about 2 billion dollars, Intel opens Fab 11x at its New Mexico site. The 200000 square foot addition expands clean room space and enables 12 inch wafers and 130 nanometer tech. Executives plan gradual capacity as market conditions improve.
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Rio Rancho
N.M
Intel
Bob Baker
Baker
Intel New Mexico
Santa Clara
Jail understaffed in Espanola sparks safety concerns
Espanola jail officials seek six more guards and new security upgrades after reporting a single guard often supervises up to 30 inmates. The aging 40 bed jail has seen 13 escapes in two years with two more escapes in the last two months. The public safety committee approved quarterly jail inspections and sent the request to the finance panel while a new 150 bed jail remains unfunded.
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Espanola
N.M
Gene Aldaz
Public Safety Committee
J.R. Trujillo
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