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Eclipse Gets European OK on Very Light Jet
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Associated Press
Eclipse Aviation Corp. has received European certification of its very light jet, which will allow the Albuquerque aircraft manufacturer to sell its Eclipse 500 in 37 European countries. Friday, Nov. 21, 2008 (updated 8:37 AM MST) Click Now To Continue
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- A Bloody Month
There have been six killings in Bernalillo County in the past three weeks. See interactive map. (By T.J. Wilham / Lights and Sirens) - Schmidly: Can’t use Pit funds to lessen budget pain – 4:26pm MSTAs the University of New Mexico tries to tighten its belt in anticipation of possible mid-year budget cuts and tough times ahead, som (By Martin Salazar)
- 1:17pm – NBC News Says Richardson Will Get Commerce Network's Andrea Mitchell and Chuck Todd reporting Obama will name his economic team Monday.
- 11:50am – Crash Kills Man Near Hagerman SUV fails to negotiate curve, rolls several times on N.M. 2 this morning, killing 23-year-old.
- NM Uranium Plant Expanding – 10:11am MSTLES announced this morning that it is planning on nearly doubling the capacity of the uranium enrichment plant now under construction near Eunice in SE New Mexico. (by John Fleck)
- Washington Post Picks Up on Richardson-Commerce Chatter – 10:03am MSTA blogger at the Post is also hearing the speculation about Gov. Bill Richardson taking over at the Commerce Dept. (by Michael Coleman)
- 9:50am – 5A Football Playoffs To Be Webcast Las Cruces-Manzano, Mayfield-La Cueva quarterfinals games both at 7 tonight in Las Cruces.
- 9:05am – Buffalo Fails To Survive So. Valley Collision Owner says animal injured at Arenal and Tapia SW early today was going to be butchered anyway.
- 8:55am – Soup's On Again at Annie's Popular NE ABQ restaurant reopens less than two weeks after car crashed through front wall.
- 8:25am – Fifth-Grader Suspended for Pellet Gun Student at elementary school south of Gallup allegedly planned after-class confrontation.
- 7:30am – Paulson Cancels El Paso Trip Treasury Secretary was to speak today at UTEP and local business group.
- 7:10am – Day Care Center on KAFB Could Close DOE pulls sponsorship of Shandiin Center where employees were recently found with pot.
- 6:55am – Grant Co. Drug Suspects Back on Streets Ten of 13 people arrested in Nov. 6 narcotics warrant roundup are free on bond.
- 6:30am – Watch the Border ... From Your Home Texas sheriffs recruit 'virtual deputies' with live streaming video from at least 10 BorderCams.
- 5:40am – Man From Loving Faces Sex Charges 28-year-old suspect allegedly molested 13-year-old girl during search north of Carlsbad last month.
- 5:25am – SE ABQ Shooting Victim ID'd 41-year-old man is Bernalillo County's 46th homicide of the year, sixth this month.
Governor Names Gary Giron Transportation Secretary read more (new 2:05 PM MST)Fourth Man Arrested in Las Cruces-Area Slaying read more (new 1:41 PM MST)
Border Patrol: N.M. Fence, More Agents Meant Fewer Crossers read more (new 12:05 PM MST)
LES Wants To Double Size of Uranium Plant Near Eunice read more (new 11:21 AM MST)
Three Colorado Ski Resorts Suffer Layoffs read more (new 8:22 AM MST)
Gallup Police Arrest Man in Uncle's Death read more (new 8:11 AM MST)
Statewide Roadblocks To Check for Game Violators read more (new 6:22 AM MST)
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Audit: Insurers Were Overpaid By Winthrop Quigley/ Journal Staff Writer Up to $200 million too much possibly spent for Medicaid. A draft Legislative Finance Committee staff audit found that the state may have overpaid health insurance companies that provide Medicaid managed care by as much as $200 million over three years.
Bargain Football at NMSU
From N.M. 'Geek' to Homeland Chief? Wall Street Pummeled After More Bad News Journal Staff Report Dow sheds 445 points as jobless rate reaches 16-year high. A new day and a new set of economic troubles sent stock markets sharply lower as the Dow plunged another 445 points to its lowest close in six years.
Teens Inhale Air Freshener for High
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Possible Plea Deal Upsets Teen's Family By Jeff Proctor/ Journal Staff Writer The family of a West Side teenager who was fatally shot in a Taylor Ranch park last year is "just outraged" at what they say is a forthcoming plea deal in which prosecutors will drop murder charges against the two men accused in the killing.
6 Slain So Far in November
Security High for Inmate's Trial
President of Regents at ENMU Killed in Crash
I-40 Work on Time, Under Budget
Support Elusive for Northern New Mexico College's Tax Plan
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Who Is the Loser In Custody Battle?By Joline Gutierrez Krueger/ Of the Journal
The little boy turns 5 on Valentine's Day, his birth date something of an irony, given the bitterness and contempt that rage around him — all in the name of love. On one side is Mark Huddleston of Albuquerque, the biological father. He says neither the boy's natural mother who decided to give the child up for adoption, nor the adoption agency told him he was the father until it was too late to stop it.
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