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2 Gardens Can Save Water
3 UNM Unplugs Voice of Lobos

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1 State Seizes Kids From N.M. Cult
2 Lobo Sports Will Go On Despite Move
3 Roberts Declines Offer

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Trigo Fire Jumps Containment Line

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MANZANO — Firefighters had nearly contained a 4,800-acre fire burning in the Manzano Mountains, but strong winds are fanning the flames and forcing authorities to call for evacuations. Wednesday, Apr. 30, 2008 (updated 4:33 PM MDT) Click Now To Continue
Pelotte, 1st Native American Bishop, Resigns

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GALLUP — Roman Catholic Bishop Donald Pelotte of Gallup, who has been recovering from head injuries in an apparent fall at his home, has resigned. Pope Benedict XVI accepted Pelotte's request to resign, but did not elaborate, the Vatican said today. Pelotte, 63, had been on a medical leave of absence. Wednesday, Apr. 30, 2008 (updated 3:29 PM MDT) Click Now To Continue

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Suspect in DWI Crash is a Prison Guard
By Vic Vela / Journal Staff Writer
The man suspected of being the driver responsible for a Sunday crash that killed renowned Tibetan Buddhist scholar Lobsang Lhalungpa is employed as a correctional officer at the state penitentiary south of Santa Fe.

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Home Slump Not Hitting N.M. as Hard
By Richard Metcalf / Journal Staff Writer
The Albuquerque metro area appears to be sidestepping the worst of the national housing slump.

Rule Has Parents Talking
By Elaine D. Briseño / Journal Staff Writer
A recent school board action has pushed to center stage a rule in Rio Rancho middle schools that prohibits gossiping and public displays of affection.

Man Arrested on Voyeurism
By Polly Summar / Journal Staff Writer
The "Ticket to College" event at Santa Fe Community College on April 16 was billed as a day for prospective students to talk with financial aid and academic advisers, and get a sampling of what the college had to offer.

SEC Investigates Thornburg
By Kiera Hay / Journal Staff Writer
Thornburg Mortgage is under investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and is being reviewed by the New York Stock Exchange.

State Seizes Kids from N.M. Cult
By Thomas J. Cole / Journal Investigative Reporter
Child welfare workers backed by State Police have removed four children from a doomsday cult in northeastern New Mexico, whose leader has acknowledged having sex with followers and being with "virgins that laid upon my bed, naked."

Roberts Declines Offer

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Mike Roberts, joking at a recent Lobo football practice, has cut his broadcasting ties to UNM.

Long-time Lobo Sports Voice Not Interested in New Radio Role
By Greg Archuleta / Journal Staff Writer
Mike Roberts severed all professional ties with the University of New Mexico athletics department Tuesday when he turned down an offer to take a new role during Lobo football and basketball broadcasts.

Lobo Sports Will Go On Despite Announcer Move MARK SMITH COLUMN

UNM To Honor Rocky Long with Meritorious Service Award
By Greg Archuleta / Journal Staff Writer
University of New Mexico football coach Rocky Long will receive the UNM Board of Regents Meritorious Service Award during a regents meeting today. The award honors individuals who have done outstanding work at the university for a number of years.

UNM Football: You Found The Way to Move It, Cherry RICK WRIGHT COLUMN

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