Bomb threat evacuates Head Start centers across New Mexico
A bomb threat phoned to Youth Development Inc offices in Albuquerque led to evacuations of 31 Head Start programs across the state. About 1,400 children in Albuquerque Espafiola Taos area were affected as police traced the call and implemented school evacuation plans.
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Youth Development Inc
YDI
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Espafiola
Taos County
Albuquerque Public Schools
Rigo Chavez
Morris and
Menaul Streets
Chavez
UDI
Deborah Baca
Rebecca Beiler
YD1
Beiler
Charlie Martinez
Taos Central Dispatch
Ranchos
Ranchos de Taos
Taos Pueblo
Taos
Martinez
Judge imposes strictest sentence on Alford case
District Judge Peggy Nelson criticized perceived leniency toward Billy Ray Alford, delivering the strictest sentence she could. Alford, 37, of Ranchos de Taos, was convicted in April of criminal sexual contact of a minor, aggravated indecent exposure, battery and five burglaries. He received 15 years in prison with five suspended to probation, plus credits for time served. Nelson noted new good time rules and said the plea agreement allowed for a harsher outcome than requested by the defense.
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Billy Ray Alford
Peggy Nelson
Alford
Nelson
Ranchos de Taos
Department of Corrections
Art Bustos
Donald Gallegos
Bustos
Taos police blotter items from early October report thefts and odd sightings
A series of Taos area reports note a man harassed by a caller likened to the movie Scream, a black Cadillac stolen behind Café Tazza, a man in prison-like orange overalls at a south side store, and a caller stating everything was OK. Additional notes include a Cruz Alta office burglary, a van break in, a motel staffer reporting a couple with a daughter leaving for Tres Piedras while owing 75.74, and a Youth and Family Center staffer recounting a boy with a marijuana leaf shirt. details include vehicle and license plate leads and a Texas address.
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Taos
Gordon Rucker
Cruz Alta
Paseo del Pueblo Surman
Tres Piedras
Texas
Toro Caca Road
Youth and Family Center
Peace vigil in Taos promotes nonviolence and dialogue
About 42 mourners gathered on the plaza to form a wordless silent circle for peace on Saturday Oct 13 sponsored by Peace Action New Mexico. Activists emphasized democratic rights, media concerns, and education through teach-ins while planning fundraising for Afghan aid and health fallout from Cerro Grande.
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Eddie Richardson
la Madera
Taos
Peace Action New Mexico
Joanne Forman
Talpa
Cam Luecke
Denver
Casey Marquez
la Jara
Colo
United States
Peace Action
New Mexico
Beryl Schwartz
National Organization
Carol Miller
Cerro Grande
Chamisa Mesa High School
Schwartz
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Durban
South Africa
Middle East
Shepherd
U.S
Lincoln
Mercury
Ford
Maliate
iLegacy
Grand Marquis
Contour
Paseo del Pueblo Sur
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RMR CO
Ayoor Stitt
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Auto Health
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Lambert
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