FBI Laboratory Milestone in Crime Fighting History
The FBI Laboratory began operations on November 24, 1932 in Washington DC and grew into a premier forensic facility. Lab experts link suspects to crimes with advanced science, offer free examinations for law enforcement, and train officers to handle evidence while Hoover and Gray emphasize accuracy and constitutional rights.
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AIL
FEE Lab
FBI Laboratory
United States
Tots Turn Prosecutor On School In Largo Fla
In Bouder Elementary School, a classroom court system lets 6 to 8 year olds act as judges and prosecutors. A dress lifting ban and warrants for hair pulling and misbehavior are enforced as part of social studies.
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Hackenberry
Pricipal
Larga
Raton inmate dies in jail cell fire after suicide attempt
Raton depu t ies and police investigate a jail fire at Colfax County Jail linked to an apparent self inflicted death. Benjie Corriz 30 of Raton had slit wrists earlier and was placed in a padded cell after arrest on assault and battery and criminal damage to property charges. Fire officials said fire could only have started with a match, while police found no matches. padding reportedly fireproof and the cell door required force to open due to heat. The fire caused extensive smoke damage but no other inmates were injured.
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Raton Pelton
Colfex County
Jim Grubelnik
Grubelnik
Benjie Corriz
Corriz
Baton
Emery Moore
Joe Vigil
Chinchilla Show Ends With Auction In Albuquerque
The New Mexico Chinchilla Ranchers Association show in Albuquerque wraps with a Sunday morning auction. Breeders from across the state participate in judging live chinchillas and pelts and display animals and goods. A Saturday schedule lists live animals and fur exhibits with judging and sales opportunities.
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NLM
New Mexico
Science fiction improves with fewer monsters and more pilots
Los Angeles AP reports that science fiction is shifting away from giant creatures toward better TV films and new pilots. Richard Matheson and D C Fontana anticipate at least nine pilots across three networks, while fans attend the convention to see 75 films and hear filmmakers. Bernalillo County Republicans plan a Victory seam event at Albuquerque Convention Center December 9, expecting about 1,200 attendees with Senator Domenici and Representative Lujan as honored guests after their party convention.
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Los Angeles
Richard Matheson
Matheson
Tsione
Ofa
Maimbée ‘Et
Republicans Party
Albuquerque
N.M
Bernanilla County
Albuquerque Convention Center
Pete Domenici
Jack Daniels
Manuel Lujan Jr
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Congress
Bernalillo County
Obituary for Frank S. Madero 72 in Silver City
Frank S. Madero 72 native of Silver City died Friday at Hillcrest Hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife Ann, two sons Frank and Robert, two daughters Virginia Deck and Julia Johnson, five grandchildren and one great grandchild, two brothers Blas and Fernando. Rosary Sunday 7:90 p.m. Curtis-Bright Funeral Chapel. Mass Monday 9:30 a.m. at St. Vincent De Paul. Interment Catholic Cemetery. Officiant Rev. Father A. James Milano. Casket bearers listed.
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Hillcrest Hospital
Silver City
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el Paso
Tex
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Virginia Deck
Chula Vista
Calif
Julia Johnson
Las Cruces
Blas
Fernando
Curtis-Bright
St. Vicent de Paul
A. James Milano
Roy Anthony
Robert Sandoval
Simon Nunez
Joe Artallano
Henry Marene
UNM students reject heroin legalization and ease drinking age
At the University of New Mexico undergraduate election, 1500 of 10500 voters rejected heroin legalization by 71 percent while 76 percent favored lowering the drinking age to 18. Voters also showed support for liberal abortion laws and elected 10 new student senators including Johnny Jones and Bernadette Chavez.
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Threeman Hospital
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New Mexico
Senate
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Roswell
Gilberto
Gonzales
Los Alamos
Helen Cortez
Artesia
Cheryl Wollard
Clavis
Ernesto Gomez
Tacs
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Robert, Spradley
James Chavez
Robert Dahlen
Rudolpho 4Ortega
Albuquerque
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