Monday, November 23, 2009 Fake Police Officer Indicted By Phil Parker Journal Staff Writer           A grand jury has indicted a Santa Fe transvestite accused of driving around town with a gun in his truck pretending to be a police officer, according to State Police.         Lt. Eric Garcia said Randey ...
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Friday, November 20, 2009 Whites Peak Area Land Swap Controversial By Phil Parker Journal Staff Writer       Is the proposed swapping of state and private land in the Whites Peak northeast of Las Vegas, N.M., a sweet deal for all involved or a one-sided stinker that will hamstring northern New Mexico ...
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Friday, November 20, 2009 Big Ego on the Big Screen By Phil Parker Journal Staff Writer       “The Damned United” is a movie about football (er, soccer), but for a single glorious instance we get a cameo from one of the great boxers and personalities of all time.        “This fella ...
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Thursday, November 19, 2009 Watchdog Group Faults $10M Sprinkler System at LANL By Phil Parker Journal Staff Writer       A Los Alamos National Lab official on Wednesday denied allegations in a letter sent to Secretary of Energy Steven Chu that said operations at one of LANL's plutonium facilities ...
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... keep up the good work.        Dave Clark        Los Alamos                Caldera Wouldn't Be National Park Re: The Journal's Nov. 6 article by Phil Parker on the Valles Caldera National Preserve and the campaign to have it transferred to the National Park Service:        It's critical that ...
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009 Gov., Owners Old Friends By Phil Parker Copyright © 2009 Albuquerque Journal       As kids, Lance and Conrad Hool played baseball with Bill Richardson in Mexico City, where they all grew up.        Forty years later, they reconnected with Richardson, donating to his presidential ...
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009 Studio Owners, Gov. Go Way Back By Phil Parker Journal Northern Bureau        SANTA FE - As kids, Lance and Conrad Hool played baseball with Bill Richardson in Mexico City, where they all grew up.     Forty years later, they reconnected with Richardson, donating to ...
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009 Teen Shapes Up, Gets No Jail Time By Phil Parker Journal Staff Writer       When State District Judge Michael Vigil last saw Manuel Candelaria, he told the 17-year-old, “It sounds like you're playing games. You're not impressing anybody.”        Reports ...
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Saturday, April 25, 2009 Team of Five Hopes Machine Can Cut Our Need for Oil By Phil Parker Journal Staff Writer           In a "glorified garage" just off Siler Road, a small company called EMC2 is making a machine with the potential to solve mankind's energy problems. If the technology &mdash ...
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