1. ABQJOURNAL: Former DA Says Wilson Broke No Law Over File

June 17, 1998 Former DA Says Wilson Broke No Law Over File By John J. Lumpkin/ Journal Staff Writer       1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT        Former District Attorney Bob Schwartz said Tuesday that Republican congressional candidate Heather Wilson did not break the law in 1995 when she had a confidential ...
full story 10/19/06

2. ABQjournal: Rumsfeld Can't See Why Closure Panel Saved Some Bases

Wednesday, August 31, 2005 Rumsfeld Can't See Why Closure Panel Saved Some Bases By John J. Lumpkin The Associated Press     FORT IRWIN, Calif.— Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld has reservations about the base closure commission's decision to spare several high-profile installations, saying ...
full story 08/30/05

3. ABQjournal: Rumsfeld Can't See Why Closure Panel Saved Some Bases

Wednesday, August 31, 2005 Rumsfeld Can't See Why Closure Panel Saved Some Bases By John J. Lumpkin The Associated Press     FORT IRWIN, Calif.— Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld has reservations about the base closure commission's decision to spare several high-profile installations, saying ...
full story 08/30/05

4. ABQjournal: More U.S. Troops Being Inoculated

Thursday, July 1, 2004 More U.S. Troops Being Inoculated By John J. Lumpkin The Associated Press     WASHINGTON— The military will begin giving anthrax and smallpox vaccines to tens of thousands of troops in the Pacific and Middle East to help protect them against biological warfare, the Pentagon ...
full story 07/01/04

5. ABQjournal: Missile Tests Must Succeed, General Says

Wednesday, April 28, 2004 Missile Tests Must Succeed, General Says By John J. Lumpkin The Associated Press     WASHINGTON— The chief of the military's missile defense programs said Tuesday he expects to be able to protect all of the United States from a North Korean attack by the end of 2004, ...
full story 04/27/04

6. ABQjournal: Hollomon Pilots Summoned for Mission That Marked War's Start

April 12, 2003 Hollomon Pilots Summoned for Mission That Marked War's Start                 By John J. Lumpkin The Associated Press     WASHINGTON   &#151   Seven warplanes pierced the night sky over Iraq, racing toward Baghdad on a mission to behead Saddam Hussein's government and perhaps hasten a ...
full story 04/12/03

7. ABQjournal: Cowboy Breakfast, Pageant Highlight Texas Panhandle Trip

Sunday, July 21, 2002 Cowboy Breakfast, Pageant Highlight Texas Panhandle Trip By John O. Lumpkin The Associated Press Click to enlarge     CLAUDE, Texas — Dawn breaks evenly above the plain, first white and then gold as the sun flirts with a bank of low clouds. A solitary mare and a faraway windmill ...
full story 07/20/02

8. ABQjournal: Sandia Part of Pentagon Project to Improve Soldiers

Saturday, January 27, 2001 Sandia Part of Pentagon Project to Improve Soldiers By John J. Lumpkin Journal Staff Writer     The Pentagon is researching a powered exoskeleton that would make soldiers stronger, faster, able to carry heavier weapons and "leap extraordinary heights," according to military ...
full story 07/15/02

9. ABQjournal: Military's Presence Felt in State and World

E-mail a link to this story to a friend Sunday, September 19, 1999 Military's Presence Felt in State and World By John J. Lumpkin Journal Staff Writer Nuclear weapons, stealth fighters and the military's largest land-based missile range make up some of the military's presence in New Mexico. There's ...
full story 04/08/02

10. ABQjournal: Kirtland Ready for Y2K

E-mail a link to this story to a friend Thursday, August 26, 1999 Kirtland Ready for Y2K Generators Available; Nukes Not Date-Reliant By John J. Lumpkin Journal Staff Writer Officers from Kirtland Air Force Base gave assurances Wednesday that everything at the base -- including the nuclear weapons ...
full story 04/08/02