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Missing Woman's Body Found in Socorro County – 6:53pm MDT
Sandra Sanchez, of Corrales, was last seen in Los Lunas in early April.   (By Hailey Heinz)
Services Monday for Rio Rancho City Councilor – 6:09pm MDT
A public memorial service for Rio Rancho City Councilor Delma Petrullo will be held at 1 p.m. inside the Rio Rancho High School Performing Arts Center, 301 Loma Colorado Drive NE. A reception will be held at 5:30 p.m. following the service at the Italian-American Association, 1565 Stephanie Road.

Watch Out For Rio Rancho Road Work – 1:11pm MDT
Two overnight jobs on N.M. 528 will continue this week. The state DOT also has some other advisories for drivers. (By Lloyd Jojola)
N.M. Subs For Holy Land – 8:02am MDT
When Harold Ramis set out to make the film "Year One," he asked some buddies who live in Placitas about New Mexico. "Our movie is set in the Holy Land," Ramis said. "I asked my friends who live there if it looks like Israel. ‘Exactly,' they said." (By Dan Mayfield)
Ask AP: Airplane Black Boxes, Presidential Pens
When you sign a document, you probably use one pen. When the president signs a piece of legislation, he seems to go through a fistful of them, making his mark with each one. (By Associated Press)

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Birthing Shackles Removed
By Leslie Linthicum/ Journal Staff Writer
  Among the 300 or so bills Gov. Bill Richardson signed into law this spring was one, only three sentences long, that says jails, prisons and youth detention centers in New Mexico can no longer shackle pregnant inmates as they are giving birth.

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