Recovery Continues After East Sixth Street Shooting
Officer Zavala remains alive after being shot five times in a street confrontation. Deputy Ledesma faces charges including attempted first degree murder and aggravated battery of a police officer plus gun possession and resisting arrest. His prior record includes involvement in a 2000 gang initiation death. Donations for Zavala’s medical expenses are being collected at First Federal Bank account 0100 78897.
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Zavala
Ledesma
Giles
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Janice Schryer
Springer Boys’ School
Schryer
First Federal Bank
Rehabilitation center drills ICS emergency plan in Roswell area
Goodman outlines an incident command system drill at the rehabilitation center to prepare for a public health crisis. The team could field up to 80 staff per command site with 12 hour shifts, following designated chiefs from operation to finance to manage a simulated emergency.
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ICS
Roswell
Goodman
Mary Rodder
Impostor Officers Impersonation Case Unfolds in Dona Ana
Police linked three more reports to an impostor ring that claimed ties to Team Alpha Medical Search and Rescue or Bureau of Land Management officers. Magistrate Silvia Cano Garcia set Ponce De Leon’s bond at 30000 and others at 10000 each. If convicted, up to 18 months per felony false imprisonment and one year for impersonating an officer.
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Johns
Team Alpha
Bureau of Land Management Reserve
Dona Ana
Martinez
Silvia Cano Garcia
Ponce de Leon
Israel coalition crisis deepens as Labor ministers resign
Israel faces political instability after Labor ministers quit the unity government led by Prime Minister Sharon. The budget passed 67 to 45 but requires two more readings. Peres and Ben Eliezer resigned amid pressure, risking new elections within 90 days and a shift toward far right partners.
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Limor Livnat
Sharon
Likud
Shimon Peres
Labor
Unity
Ben-Eliezer
Peres
Labor Party
Benjamin Netanyahu
U.S
Saeb Erekat
Erekat
Israel
Richardson Sanchez clash over taxes in Fourth televised forum
In a fourth televised gubernatorial forum co sponsored by KOB TV and The Santa Fe New Mexican bill Richardson and John Sanchez sparred over taxes. Sanchez cited Richardson votes and claimed Clinton era taxes harmed seniors while Richardson defended the 1993 budget balance and tax cuts for New Mexicans. The exchange echoed 1988 debate rhetoric as Sanchez pressed for new leadership.
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John Sanchez
Sanchez
Richardson
Pete Domenici
Kob-Tv
Santa Fe
Congress
New Mexico
United States
U.N
Senate
Mr. Richardson
Dan Quayle
Lloyd Bentsen
Quayle
John F. Kennedy
Jack Kennedy
Bentsen
George Bush
Michael Dukakis
Green Party
David Bacon
Bacon
Otero Mesa
Clinton
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