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1 Coaches Resign Over Sex Claims
2 City Council Candidate Wonders How 7 Stops Add Up to 19 Charges
3 Fires Add Perspective to the Simple Life

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1 Spanish Can Outsmart A Guy Only for So Long
2 Family Counsel Program Doomed
3 Rio Rancho Couple Accused of Tax Evasion

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UNM Football Gets Charge Dropped by NCAA Investigators
By Tim Korte/
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The NCAA has dismissed one of four charges facing New Mexico's football program in an academic fraud investigation, although the assistant named in the dropped count no longer coaches at the school. Defensive coordinator Osia Lewis left in February to accept the same position at UTEP. He was accused of interfering with the NCAA investigation, but New Mexico administrators had planned to contest that allegation. Monday, Apr. 14, 2008 (updated 6:02 PM MDT) Click Now To Continue

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1:55pm — OMI: Wisconsin Student Killed Himself Man whose body was found in a Las Cruces culvert last Nov. set himself on fire. 12:25pm — High-Flying Geese Ground Jet ExpressJet flight to Austin returned safely to Sunport after colliding with flock. 10:50am — Reward Offered for Stolen Tools Trailer with $30,000 worth of tools stolen from Quay County ethanol plant. 9:30am — Plan Could Save UNM North Golf Course Compromise would keep nine-hole course and allow future development. 9:15am — 3rd Brother Convicted in Clovis Boy's Death Defendant's mother avoids arrest, ends up testifying at trial last week. 8:40am — U.S. 550 North of Durango Back Open Avalanche danger shut down Red Mountain Pass on Friday and Saturday. 7:50am — What's That Smell! Oh, It's Las Cruces Visitors call city Stinktown because of odors from wastewater treatment plant. 7:25am — Clovis Zookeeper Improving Effect of Gila Monster bite last week was worse than anyone anticipated. 6:15am — Are You Human or Computer? Find the pig to talk to us. 5:55am — Big Bill Explains Himself ... Again The governor talks to big media about the Clintons and being Judas. 5:00am — We'll Remember April Especially the roller-coaster ride our weather is taking us on this week.

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Family Counsel Program Doomed; Referral Shortage And Neglect Both Blamed
By Jackie Jadrnak / Journal Staff Writer
New Mexico is shutting down an intensive family counseling program that has been hailed nationally for reducing juvenile crime and detention.

Prehistoric Peek in N.M.
By John Fleck / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Staff Writer
A piece of rock salt from deep underground in southern New Mexico has yielded the oldest known bit of a formerly living organism.

Poverty Plague Hurts Us
By Gene Grant / For the Journal
COLUMN: When the economic clouds are dark on the coasts, it's sunny here in New Mexico, so goes the folklore. It's a longtime refrain in a discordant hymn that is commonplace among economic development and government types here despite all the evidence one could possibly point toward saying otherwise.

Post Offices Ready for Tax Madness
Journal Staff Report
Tuesday is tax day, thus the Postal Service is readying itself for "tax night" operations. Albuquerque and Rio Rancho residents will have until midnight to use some retail operations to mail their tax returns.

IRS Has Grant for Taxpayer Help
Journal Staff Report
The Internal Revenue Service has announced it will accept applications for a part-year Low Income Taxpayer Clinic matching grant in New Mexico. The supplemental application period for this grant will run through April 24. The grant will cover the balance of the 2008 grant cycle, and successful applicants may be eligible for a regular full-year grant for the 2009 grant cycle.

Santa Fe Fights for More Police
By Dan Boyd / Journal Staff Writer
Mark Barnett knows frustration. An eight-year veteran of the Santa Fe Police Department and one of three canine officers on the force, Barnett has watched the city grow steadily in size and population in recent years while the number of police officers has largely remained the same.

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