New Mexico debt for highway projects draws warning
A Road Information Program report assigns New Mexico a D for funding analysis and a C for traffic safety while noting 14 percent of interstates and major highways are in poor condition. The state may owe $120 million yearly by 2005 to repay debt from four lane projects between Bernalillo and Farmington and Clines Corners and Carlsbad.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Paul Haaland
Washington, D.C
Haaland
Bernalillo
Farmington
Clines Corners
Carlsbad
Associated Contractors of
Richard Harris
Sergio Sanchez
Carlsbad Medical Center
Mike Hill
Daniel Fierro
Sanchez
Tom Turney
Santa Fe
Irrigation Districts
Senator proposes death penalty for killing a child under 11
New Mexico State Senator Mary Jane Garcia plans a bill adding killing a child under 11 to aggravating circumstances for death penalty in first degree murder cases. The move follows the Brianna Lopez case in Las Cruces where a 5 month old died amid child abuse charges against his mother, father, and uncle.
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Las Cruces
Mary Jane Garcia
Garcia
Brianna Lopez
Brianna
Andy Walters
Cathy Ansheles
New Mexico Coalition
Security tightens at magistrate court after fourth bomb threat
In Las Cruces officials ordered stricter security at the magistrate court with searches of enterants and bans on cell phones while the building was evacuated after its fourth bomb threat in a week.
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Las Cruces
Magistrate Court
Susana Chaparro
Ten charged with contract murder in Lovington case
Ten people indicted by a federal grand jury on charges including contract murder drug trafficking and stolen cars in a case tied to the January 12 2000 killings of Hobbs prison guard Jose Moreno Sr and his son at their Lovington home. The indictment names Luis Cisneros Felipe Cisneros Raymond Llamas Paul E Eppinger Angel Rivera Armando Alvarado and others alleging hiring to kill Moreno and his son and related racketeering activity.
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Lovington High School
Steven Moreno
Luis A. Cisneros
Felipe N. Cisneros
Raymond O. Llamas
Paul E. Eppinger
Angel R. Rivera
Armando R. Alvarado
Moreno
New Mexico appeals ruling on silvery minnow water
State Attorney General Patricia Madrid filed an appeal in Denver asking the 10th U.S. Circuit to overturn Judge James Parker's Sept 18 order allowing continued Rio Grande flows to support the endangered silvery minnow. Officials warn drought risks endangering water supplies for residents and farmers.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Patricia Madrid
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Rio Grande Valley
U.S
James Parker
Fish and Wildlife Service
Heron Reservoir
Parker
Kara Gillon
Wildlife Counsel For Defenders of Wildlife
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