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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 2002

Page

7

Microbes’ oil bite reveals caves formation in New Mexico

UNM geologist Carol Hill and colleagues study Carlsbad Caverns and Lechuguilla Cave to show microbes feeding on petroleum compounds produce hydrogen sulfide and sulfuric acid that dissolves limestone. The work links biology and geology and redefines cave formation in the Guadalupe Mountains.

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Mother arrested in child abuse death in Las Cruces

Natasha Boothe Guerrero 34 was charged with child abuse resulting in death after her 4-year-old son Devon was beaten for drinking water from a toilet. Her husband Louie Guerrero 38 faces the same charge. a 10-year-old sister described the punishment and subsequent collapse. Three other children were placed in protective custody.

Las Cruces Natasha Boothe Guerrero Devon Boothe Mark Nunley Guerrero Devon Louie Guerrero

Santa Fe Hotelsistricted by Water Rules and Wage Policy

Santa Fe officials push drought measures and a living wage, deterring hotel growth. Art Bouffard of the New Mexico Lodgers Association cites no new developments while councilor Miguel Chavez doubts the need for more rooms. Water Wise reports 59 hotels. about 20 take part in a rebate for low flow toilets.

Santa FE New Mexico Lodgers Association Art Bouffard Bouffard Miguel Chavez Joe Abeyta

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