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KUNM News Archives: 2004 - July
Stories from Fri., 30 Jul. 2004
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Republicans Accuse Democrats of Dirty Tricks |
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By: Renée Blake
When a New Mexico man was asked to sign an endorsement for President Bush before he could get tickets to hear Vice President Dick Cheney speak, he was upset. Republicans responded to questions about the incident by saying they were protecting themselves from Democrats' dirty tricks.
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Airdate: Fri., 30 Jul. 2004 |
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Family and Friends Bid Farewell to Deploying Troops |
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By: Nick Layman
Part of the New Mexico Air National Guard's mission is to provide combat support forces to meet any contingency in the world. As Nick Layman reports, one local unit is working to accomplish that.
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Airdate: Fri., 30 Jul. 2004 |
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Local Republicans Flush the Johns |
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By: Stuart Overbey
Republicans have launched various events and campaigns this week to divert attention from the Democratic National Convention in Boston. At the Bush/Cheney Campaign Headquarters in Albuquerque last night, Republicans held a rally called "Flush the Johns," in acknowledgement of John Kerry's acceptance...
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Airdate: Fri., 30 Jul. 2004 |
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Delegates Head Home After Kerry's Acceptance Speech |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
Politicians and pundits will be watching the latest batch of public opinion polls to see how much, if any, "bounce" John Kerry's bid for the White House gets following this week's Democratic National Convention. Tom Trowbridge has more.
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Stories from Thu., 29 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Thu., 29 Jul. 2004 |
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Scenic Wildlands May be Turned into Natural Gas Development |
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By: Stuart Overbey
Another forty thousand acres of New Mexico's scenic wild lands may soon be opened to natural gas development. The tract in question, on the Eastern side of the Valle Vidal, lies west of Raton and north of Eagle Nest. State Environmental and conservation groups are trying to raise awareness of this plan...
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Airdate: Thu., 29 Jul. 2004 |
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U.S. Senator Domenici Featured in Bush/Cheney '04 Teleconference |
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U.S. Senator Pete Domenici of New Mexico was the featured Republican on today's Bush/Cheney '04 Southwest teleconference. The Republicans are conducting daily telephone press conferences, this week, in response to the Democratic National Convention. Senator Domenici says John Kerry was not a major player...
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Airdate: Thu., 29 Jul. 2004 |
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New Mexico Delegation Prepare for Last Day at Democratic Convention |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
Tonight at the Democratic National Convention, Presidential nominee John Kerry gives his acceptance speech. This morning, as Tom Trowbridge reports, the New Mexico delegation received a visit from the other half of the Democratic Party’s ticket.
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Stories from Wed., 28 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Wed., 28 Jul. 2004 |
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Commentary: Are Tightly Managed Conventions Taking the Passion Out of Politics? |
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By: Ron Briley
Are tightly managed political conventions taking the passion out of American politics? Ron Briley thinks so, and explains in this commentary.
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Airdate: Wed., 28 Jul. 2004 |
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GOP Counters Democratic Convention with Teleconference |
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With the Democratic National Convention in full swing, the Republicans continue their push to have their voices heard. Today, U.S. Congressman Steve Pearce of New Mexico held a telephone press conference to reiterate the Republican view that Democrat John Kerry flip-flops on the issues. Pearce points,...
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Stories from Tue., 27 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Tue., 27 Jul. 2004 |
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Lt. Governor Diane Denish Reflects on Speech to the Convention Crowd |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
Speaking before the Democratic National Convention gathered at Boston's Fleet Center yesterday, New Mexico Lieutenant Governor Diane Denish told the partisan crowd of the need to change administrations. Tom Trowbridge spoke with Denish today, and prepared this report.
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Airdate: Tue., 27 Jul. 2004 |
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Delegates Converge on the Fleet Center for Day Two of Democratic Convention |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
In Boston tonight, delegates to the Democratic National Convention will hear the keynote address, to be given by Illinois Senate candidate Barack Obama. Also set to speak are Teresa Heinz Kerry and Senator Ted Kennedy. Tom Trowbridge has more.
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Airdate: Tue., 27 Jul. 2004 |
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Peace Activist Works Toward Nuclear Disarmament |
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By: Kathleen Sabo
Satish Kumar is a writer, editor, teacher and peace activist whose quests for nuclear disarmament and increasing spiritual consciousness have taken him to every corner of the world. A native of India and a current resident of England, Satish will appear in Santa Fe for a public lecture addressing reverential...
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Airdate: Tue., 27 Jul. 2004 |
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Georgists Hold Their Annual Conference |
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By: Stuart Overbey
If New Mexico's government would shift the tax burden off of goods and services and onto land; social and economic equality would result. So say the followers of the 19th century economist Henry George. The Georgists, as they're collectively called, held their annual conference in Albuquerque over the...
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Stories from Mon., 26 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Mon., 26 Jul. 2004 |
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The Corporation at the Albuquerque Guild Cinema |
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By: Roy Durfee
Albuquerque's Guild Cinema continues it summer run of political documentaries with "The Corporation", a talking heads movie with a big difference.
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Airdate: Mon., 26 Jul. 2004 |
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Washington Post Staff Writer Authors Book |
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By: Jessica Carr
Washington Post staff writer Hank Stuever's book "Off Ramp" tells the tale of adventures and heartache in the American elsewhere. The book is a collection of newspaper articles written while working as a reporter in Albuquerque, Austin, and D.C. Jessica Carr spoke with Hank Steuver about his reports,...
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Airdate: Mon., 26 Jul. 2004 |
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Young New Mexico Delegate Anticipates Democratic Convention |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
Former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to speak tonight in Boston at the Democratic National Convention, although the focus is likely to be on his wife, New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. Mrs. Clinton is limited to speaking for a mere four minutes, and told reporters that she planned to make...
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Airdate: Mon., 26 Jul. 2004 |
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Senate Pro-Tem Romero Runs State for a Couple of Hours |
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By: Jessica Carr
Making the most of a four-hour stint as New Mexico Governor, State Senate President Pro-Tem Richard Romero spent this morning talking with constituents at the Barelas Coffee House in Southwest Albuquerque. Romero says most people had questions and talked about issues of New Mexico government. Romero...
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Airdate: Mon., 26 Jul. 2004 |
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GOP Members Charge Kerry as a Flip Flopper |
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By: Elaine Baumgartel
Americans can't trust a leader who is not a firm and decisive decision maker, and John Kerry, the presumptive Democratic nominee is a "flip flopper." At least that's what the Bush/Cheney '04 Campaign is saying. John Sanchez, the Southwest Chairman for the campaign, says John Kerry's voting and policy...
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Stories from Fri., 23 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Fri., 23 Jul. 2004 |
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Youth Organize for Social Change |
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By: Krista Pino
"Youth Environmental Sanity" or Yes! is a non-profit organization that is designed to help young leaders build a better world. The 4th annual weeklong Art in Action Camp is dedicated to teaching tools for personal and social change to young people through art, dance, theater, poetry and music. Krista...
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Airdate: Fri., 23 Jul. 2004 |
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Radio Program Yanked on Show Material |
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By: Renee Blake
A liberal radio program broadcast on a conservative station in Silver City, was pulled off the air on Monday. Renee Blake talked with the station owner and the host of the show.
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Airdate: Fri., 23 Jul. 2004 |
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Governor Launches Statewide Effort to Battle DWI's |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
In the wake of May's driving-while-intoxicated arrest of state District Judge John Brennan, Governor Richardson launched a statewide effort in the battle against drunk driving. As part of that effort, Rachel O'Connor took the position of New Mexico DWI "czar." O'Connor recently spoke with Tom Trowbridge,...
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Stories from Thu., 22 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Thu., 22 Jul. 2004 |
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Interview with Author Ursula Le Guin |
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By: Delaney Hall
Ursula Le Guin visited Albuquerque last week to read from her most recent book, a translation of poems by Chilean writer Gabriela Mistral. Delaney Hall spoke with her...
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Stories from Wed., 21 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Wed., 21 Jul. 2004 |
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A new report: "Creating the 21st Century Model to Address Poverty" |
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By: Stuart Overbey
As part of the Conference on Poverty, economist Clarence Carter presented a new paper: "Creating the 21st Century Model to Address Poverty". The report redefines "poverty" and Carter hopes it will provide better solutions for policy-makers, including outlining new community-based initiatives and helping...
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Airdate: Wed., 21 Jul. 2004 |
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Interview with Harrison Schmitt, Moonwalker |
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By: Leslie Clark
Harrison Schmitt piloted the Apollo 17 mission and was one of the last men to walk on the moon. Because this week marks the 35th anniversary of the first moon walk, we re-air this interview with Mr. Schmitt. Leslie Clark reports...
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Airdate: Wed., 21 Jul. 2004 |
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Albuquerque's Tricentennial |
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The city of Albuquerque will be 300 years old in April 2006. Mayor Martin Chavez announced the city's strategic plan to commemorate the tri-centennial.
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Airdate: Wed., 21 Jul. 2004 |
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Oil and Gas conference discussed rights in Santa Fe |
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By: Angela Taylor
The Bureau of Land Management held its quarterly lease sale of land and mineral rights in Santa Fe. The event drew not only buyers but also protesters against and supporters for the Bureau of Land Management's land lease and sale process.
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Stories from Tue., 20 Jul. 2004
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The Baghdad Project Captures Voices of Iraqi Citizens |
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By: Stuart Overbey
Santa Fe journalist Zelie Pollon organized the Baghdad Project, hoping to capture the voices of ordinary Iraqis, excluded from most news coverage. She and a Taos photographer put together a moving audiovisual presentation which will tour the country. Stuart Overbey reports...
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Airdate: Tue., 20 Jul. 2004 |
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Water Quality in New Mexico |
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By: Jennifer Padget
Local PBS affliates will be airing a town hall meeting concerning the quality and the sale of water in New Mexico.
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Airdate: Tue., 20 Jul. 2004 |
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War in Iraq Effects Local National Guard Troops |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
A number of governors in Western States- both Republican and Democrat- have complained about the impact the war in Irq is having on the number of national guard troops available to handle local emergencies.
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Airdate: Tue., 20 Jul. 2004 |
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A meeting in Santa Fe covered subjects concerning gay rights. |
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By: Angela Taylor
Activists for gay rights in New Mexico are pulling together as they look towards this election season and the next state legislative session. A meeting in Santa Fe covered these subjects.
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Stories from Mon., 19 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Mon., 19 Jul. 2004 |
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Women Tune Into John Kerry Conference Call |
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By: Delaney Hall
In an effort to galvanize women voters, Women for John Kerry organized a conference call with the presidential candidate, in which over 8,000 women nationwide participated. Eight Albuquerque women tuned into the call Saturday night. Delaney Hall reports...
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Airdate: Mon., 19 Jul. 2004 |
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Crowd Gathers to Watch "Outfoxed" Documentary |
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By: Stuart Overbey
A crowd gathered at a house party in Albuquerque to watch "Outfoxed", a new documentary by Robert Greenwald, which criticizes the Fox News Network and its "Fair and Balanced" reporting. Stuart Overbey reports...
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Airdate: Mon., 19 Jul. 2004 |
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Mayor Chavez Signs Bond Package, Enabling Eclipse Aviation Manufacturing |
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By: Bradley Mitchum
Mayor Martin Chavez has announced the signing of a $45 million bond package which will help fund Eclipse Aviations manufacturing operations in the city. Mayor Chavez says the first of 300 high-paying engineering and aviation jobs could appear in Albuquerque in the next few months. Bradley Mitchum reports......
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Stories from Fri., 16 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Fri., 16 Jul. 2004 |
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Missing Floppy Disk Relocated at Sandia National Labs |
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By: Renee Blake
A missing computer floppy disk, containing classified information, was relocated today at Sandia National Labs. To avoid any more similar mistakes, the labs may make procedural changes. Renee Blake reports...
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Airdate: Fri., 16 Jul. 2004 |
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A female intern at Los Alamos National Laboratory was injured. |
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By: Leslie Clark
A female intern at Los Alamos National Laboratory was injured when she was shot in the eye with a laser, according to Pete Stockton of the project on government oversight in Washington D.C. No one from Los Alamos National Laboratory returned calls from KUNM on this incident.
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Stories from Thu., 15 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Thu., 15 Jul. 2004 |
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Movie Review: Saddest Music in the World |
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By: Roy Durfee
The Saddest Music in the World, a movie, comes to Albuquerque's Guild Cinema on Friday. Roy Durfee offers this review.
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Airdate: Thu., 15 Jul. 2004 |
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Denish Gets National Award |
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By: Renée Blake
New Mexico Lieutenant Governor Diane Denish accepted a national award from the American Academy of Pediatrics. She spoke with KUNM's Renée Blake.
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Airdate: Thu., 15 Jul. 2004 |
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Call-In: Election 2004 |
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By: Arcie Chapa
The upcoming elections in November were discussed on this morning's KUNM Call-In Show. Host Arcie Chapa spoke with Lieutenant Governor Diane Denish, a Democrat from Southeastern, New Mexico and John Wertheim, chair of the state Democratic Party.
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Airdate: Thu., 15 Jul. 2004 |
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National Wildlife Federation in New Mexico Oppose President's Environment Policies |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
In Albuquerque today, the National Wildlife Federation and its New Mexico affiliate released a nationwide poll that reveals most outdoors-people oppose the Bush administration's policies regarding the environment. Tom Trowbridge has the story.
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Stories from Wed., 14 Jul. 2004
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City Strike Force Review Troubled Properties |
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By: Mercedes Mejia
Drug violations and domestic violence issues have recently led Albuquerque law enforcement officials to dig deeper, leading to property investigations. Questions police had about two houses were turned over to the Safe City Strike Force. The Strike Force reviews as many as 60 troubled properties each...
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Airdate: Wed., 14 Jul. 2004 |
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Actor and Governor Draw Attention to New Mexico's Environment |
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By: Angela Taylor
Robert Redford joined Governor Richardson in Santa Fe today to draw attention to their struggle in keeping New Mexico's environment healthy. The Governor also made a big announcement regarding the state's position on a controversial drilling plan on a New Mexico landmark. Angela Taylor has the story....
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Airdate: Wed., 14 Jul. 2004 |
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New Legislative Committee Probes State's Permanent Funds |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
A new legislative interim committee has been meeting this summer probing the state's permanent funds, and the future of New Mexico's major investments. Tom Trowbridge has the story.
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Airdate: Wed., 14 Jul. 2004 |
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The author of Restless Tribes was at Zinc Wine Bar and Bistro on July 17th for his book launch and reception |
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By: Leslie Clark
Albuquerque author Stephen Ausherman has gathered stories of his travel adventures into a new book titled Restless Tribes. During an interview he talks about his book and his travels.
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Stories from Tue., 13 Jul. 2004
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LANL Missing Computer Data Storage Devices |
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By: Leslie Clark
Los Alamos National Laboratory Director Pete Nanos is in Washington D.C. meeting with the Department of Energy and key members of Congress. Nanos is explaining what investigators know about two missing computer data storage devices containing current classified research information.
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Airdate: Tue., 13 Jul. 2004 |
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Companion Animal Rescue Effort |
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By: Krista Pino
The Companion Animal Rescue Effort or CARE has received $5000 in federal funding from a violence against women act grant. CARE is a program that helps victims of domestic abuse find temporary housing for their pets.
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Airdate: Tue., 13 Jul. 2004 |
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Leaving a Paper Trail This Election |
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By: Angela Taylor
Members of Democracy for Santa Fe, Verified Voting of New Mexico and other concerned New Mexicans rallied at the Round House.
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Airdate: Tue., 13 Jul. 2004 |
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Domenici says Americans have a right to know how thier senators vote on the issue of same sex marriage |
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By: Leslie Clark
The U.S. Senate is debating a ban on same sex marriage this week with a vote on the issue expected as early as tomorrow. New Mexico Republican Senator Pete Domenici says -- while the proposed constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage will probably lose -- Americans have a right to know how their...
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Stories from Mon., 12 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Mon., 12 Jul. 2004 |
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Otero Mesa Land Survey Released |
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By: Jennifer Padget
The Otero Mesa, 1.2 million acres of Chihuahuan desert, just north of the Texas/New Mexico southern border, is being explored for its oil-drilling possibilities. The Campaign to Protect America's Lands and other conservation agencies today released a report discouraging drilling on the land. Jennifer...
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Airdate: Mon., 12 Jul. 2004 |
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Otero Mesa Land Survey Released |
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By: Jennifer Padget
The Otero Mesa, 1.2 million acres of Chihuahuan desert just north of the Texas/New Mexico southern border, is being investigated for its oil-drilling possibilities. The Campaign to Protect America's Environment and other conservation groups released a survey regarding the land. Jennifer Padget reports......
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Airdate: Mon., 12 Jul. 2004 |
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Supporters and Opponents of the Paseo Del Norte Extension Tour Monument |
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By: Nick Layman
Supporters and opponents of the Paseo Del Norte and Unser Road extension took a tour with Governor Bill Richardson to help formulate ideas for the proposed roads. Nick Layman reports.
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Airdate: Mon., 12 Jul. 2004 |
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Vukelich commentary |
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One reader of Bob Woodward's, "Plan of Attack," interprets it to mean that the United States was headed for war...No matter what. Dan Vukelich says if it wasn't going to be Iraq, it was going to be somewhere.
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Airdate: Mon., 12 Jul. 2004 |
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Organizing Group Targets Young Voters |
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By: Renée Blake
The political organizing group, "Moblizing America's Youth," visited Albuquerque during an eleven-day trip across America. Renée Blake reports on how the group works to engage young people in the political process.
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Airdate: Mon., 12 Jul. 2004 |
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"Veterans for Peace" Bus Makes Stop in Albuquerque |
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By: KUNM News
A caravan of veterans from "Veterans for Peace," a national organization of veterans against war, is on its way to the Democratic National Convention in Boston to take a message to John Kerry. The caravan stopped in Albuquerque today and KUNM spoke with some of the veterans who are on the bus.
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Stories from Fri., 9 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Fri., 9 Jul. 2004 |
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Alternative Energy, Water Conservation Discussed at the Water and Energy Fair, Santa Fe |
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By: Leslie Clark
The Water and Energy Fair, July 10th, 9-4 p.m. at Santa Fe Community College, will feature information about xeriscaping, alternative energy, gray water and other kinds of conservation. Leslie Clark reports…
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Airdate: Fri., 9 Jul. 2004 |
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How To Get Stupid White Men Out Of Office |
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By: Delaney Hall
Marisol Enyart and Alma Rosa Silva-Banuelos, two New Mexican co-authors of How To Get Stupid White Men Out of Office--a new progressive, hands-on guide to politics and power-- say they hope the new book and thousands of inspired young voters, will help swing the upcoming November election.
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Airdate: Fri., 9 Jul. 2004 |
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Kerry/Edwards Supporters Prepare for a Campaign Visit |
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By: Angela Taylor
Angela Taylor visited the National Hispanic Cultural Center where dozens of New Mexico volunteers prepared for the John Kerry/John Edwards visit. During the visit volunteers discussed the importance of New Mexico as a battle ground state with both political parties and why they support the Democratic...
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Airdate: Fri., 9 Jul. 2004 |
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Sen. Domenici Says The Edwards/Kerry Ticket Most Liberal in History |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
NM Sen. Pete Domenici called the Kerry/Edwards ticket the most liberal in history, saying senate voting records reveal both Johns are out of step with the values, concerns, and sensibilities of most New Mexicans. But the democratic ticket continues to lead in New Mexico polls. Tom Trowbrigde files this...
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Stories from Thu., 8 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Thu., 8 Jul. 2004 |
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On the KUNM call-in show, local jazz enthusiasts highlighted their efforts in bringing talent to New Mexico |
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By: Host Arcie Chapa
On this edition of KUNM's call-in show, local jazz enthusiasts highlighted their efforts in bringing talent to New Mexico. Host Arcie Chapa spoke with three executive directors: Bruce Dunlap of Santa Fe Jazz fest, Tom Guralnick of Outpost Productions, and Ed Ullman, of the New Mexico Jazz Workshop....
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Airdate: Thu., 8 Jul. 2004 |
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The Agronomist--a movie review |
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By: Roy Durfee
A review of The Agronomist, a new Jonathan Demme film which opened July 9 at the Guild Cinema in Albuquerque. The film focuses on the life of Jean Dominique, director of Radio Haiti, and the complicated, ongoing political upheaval in the country. Roy Durfee reports…
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Airdate: Thu., 8 Jul. 2004 |
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Under the Zuni water settlement agreement, Zuni pueblo can buy water rights from the city of St, Johns, Arizona. |
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By: Leslie Clark
Years of negotiations paid off today for Zuni Pueblo with the signing of the Zuni Water Rights Settlement Agreement. Representatives of the pueblo met with interior secretary Gale Norton in Washington this afternoon to formalize the pact. Zuni Pueblo governor Arlen Quetawaki, Sr. says the settlement...
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Stories from Wed., 7 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Wed., 7 Jul. 2004 |
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Wal-Mart faces sexual discrimination suit |
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By: Renee Blake
Attorney Stephen Tinkler is preparing to represent 1.6 million female Wal-Mart employees in a sexual discrimination suit. Renee Blake reports.
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Airdate: Wed., 7 Jul. 2004 |
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New Law Links Drug Manufacturing and Child Abuse |
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By: Jennifer Padget
On July 1, a new law went into effect linking drug manufacturing and child abuse. Jennifer Padget has the story…
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Airdate: Wed., 7 Jul. 2004 |
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Albuquerque Mayor Warns of Summer Construction Projects |
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By: Mercedes Mejia
The city will landscape medians, repair or replace water and sewer lines, install potable and non-potable water lines, and resurface roads in 50 construction projects over the summer. Mayor Chavez wants to raise drivers’ awareness so that they can avoid the orange barrels. Mercedes Mejia has the story…...
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Airdate: Wed., 7 Jul. 2004 |
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Pastors for peace bring humanitarian aid to Cuba |
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By: Leslie Clark
A multi national group including a woman from New Mexico crossed the Texas border into Mexico on their way to bring humanitarian aid to Cuba.
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Stories from Tue., 6 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Tue., 6 Jul. 2004 |
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Governor Richardson looks to keep New Mexico AIDS Funding afloat |
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By: Angela Taylor
New Mexico's HIV/AIDS program looks to be saved for the time being. Governor Richardson announced emergency funding measures that his office and the State Health Department are taking to keep the program afloat. KUNM's Angela Taylor reports.
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Airdate: Tue., 6 Jul. 2004 |
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NM Attorney General Pleased with Kerry's Vice-Presidential Pick |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
NM Attorney General Patricia Madrid, state chair of John Edwards’ presidential campaign, says she’s thrilled that John Kerry chose Edwards as his running mate. Edwards, champion of the middle class, will do well with Hispanic voters in the state, Madrid said. Tom Trowbridge has the story…
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Airdate: Tue., 6 Jul. 2004 |
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Los Jardines del Bosque Project |
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By: Mercedes Mejia
Young volunteers with the Jardines del Bosque project work to revitalize the forest area that runs along the Rio Grande--they clear hazardous underbrush, identify native plant species, and learn about the history of the area. Mercedes Mejia has the story...
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Stories from Fri., 2 Jul. 2004
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Airdate: Fri., 2 Jul. 2004 |
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Academy Award Winner Errol Morris' Documentary in Albuquerque |
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By: Roy Durfee
Errol Morris, the winner of this year's academy award for best feature documentary. "The Fog of War" is the subject of a retrospective at Albuquerque's Guild Cinema.
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Airdate: Fri., 2 Jul. 2004 |
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Job Growth and Tax Cuts Disputed |
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By: Elaine Baumgartel
The myth that personal income tax cuts create job growth and build healthy families is being disputed by New Mexico Voices for Children. Elaine Baumgartel has the story.
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Airdate: Fri., 2 Jul. 2004 |
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New Mexico Environment Department Fines Sandia Labs |
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By: Nick Layman
The New Mexico Environment Department issued three compliance orders against Sandia National Laboratories. According to the Environment Department, Sandia violated a total of twenty-seven regulations and is being fined 3.2 million dollars. Communications Director for the New Mexico Environment Department...
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Stories from Thu., 1 Jul. 2004
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Organization Looks to Educate Voters on the Candidates |
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By: Tom Trowbridge
A citizen's organization that works to educate the voting public in an impartial way, will be stepping up its efforts in New Mexico this year. As we hear in this report Tom Trowbridge, Project Vote Smart seeks to span the gap between the ideal democracy as intended by the nation's founders and the realities...
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Airdate: Thu., 1 Jul. 2004 |
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Commentary: Fahrenheit 9/11 |
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By: Ron Briley
The film that the Disney Corporation didn't want you to see is doing quite well at the box-office.
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