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Click for Daily Arrest Map Tue, Jun 17, 2008 eJournal Log In (Ready by noon daily) Subscriber Services Forget your password? NM & National Politics All Events Add Your Event 1 School Aides Still Need Raise 2 Education Panel Hears Pay Hike Plan 3 Council to Decide Whether to Spend $700,000 on Downtown Arena Study Top Ten E-Mailed Journal Photography Page 1 Two Albuquerque Snowboarders' Bodies Found Near Wolf Creek Ski Resort Months After Disappearance 2 Something Just Wasn't Right 3 Family Confirms ID of UNM Grad Who Died in Spain News Seeker Past Week 1056 hits 1:25pm -- N.M. Salmonella Cases Now at 77 (6-17) 924 hits 8:20am -- Passengers in I-40 Rollover ID'd (6-13) 829 hits UPDATE: Possible Bad News for Steve Pearce (6-13) Top Ten About Us/Media Info Contact Us NewsSeeker E-Mail Delivery ABQjournal Paperboy will deliver the day's news highlights each morning via e-mail. Headlines from today's printed Albuquerque Journal Classic Homepage ABQjournal Site Map New Mexico Media Outlets National Newspaper Web Sites Journal Logo Products

Bush to urge Congress to allow offshore drilling  (updated 7:52 PM National/World News) Teen From Clayton Cult Released From State Custody By Deborah Baker/ Associated Press   SANTA FE — A 13-year-old girl who had been removed from an apocalyptic sect in northeastern New Mexico was released from state custody and the sect's leader said he would end his 11-day fast. Tuesday, Jun. 17, 2008 (updated 2:00 PM MDT) Click Now To Continue Family Confirms ID of UNM Grad Who Died in Spain By Martin Salazar/ Journal Staff Writer   Family friends of a recent University of New Mexico graduate thought to have died while in Spain last week have made a positive identification, the man's mother has confirmed through a UNM spokeswoman. Tuesday, Jun. 17, 2008 (updated 12:21 PM MDT) Click Now To Continue ABQNews Seeker (505) 823-3840        E-mail tips     Past News     Weblogs          5:04pm — House Committee Votes for Nuclear Weapons Cuts The House Energy and Water Appropriations Subcommittee - the folks who control the labs' budgets - voted late this afternoon... (by John Fleck) 2:11pm — APD Hoping Sketch Helps Identify Body APD detectives are still hopeful that a sketch released earlier this month will help identify a woman found dead 12...(by ABQjournal staff) 1:50pm — SWAT Situation Over; Man in Custody Burglary suspect had holed up in a home near Inez Elementary School. 1:25pm — N.M. Salmonella Cases Now at 77 FDA eliminates New Mexico as source of tainted tomatoes, state health authorities say. 10:35am — Moriarty Man Killed in Rollover Santa Fe Sheriff's Office says accident occurred Monday night on U.S. 285 near Lamy. 10:10am — Where's All This Haze Coming From? City meteorologist says it could be from wildfires around the West, and maybe the humidity. 9:50am — Gallup Foster Mom Gets 30 Years Mandatory sentence imposed in March 2006 death of 18-month-old boy. 8:55am — Fatal Hit & Run in Santa Fe Woman struck Monday night while trying to walk across Airport Road. 8:05am — Man's Foot Mangled in 100-Mile Train Trip State Police say homeless freight-hopper was feeling no pain when he was finally rescued. 7:30am — White's City for Sale Entire town just outside Carlsbad Caverns will go on auction block July 14. 7:10am — Clovis Fugitive on 'America's Most Wanted' Noe Torres, 29, sought for murder since 2005 shooting death of 10-year-old. 6:50am — Taos Teacher Accused of Raping Minor Charter school teacher allegedly fondled young girl at September 2007 sleepover. 6:05am — Asst. Principal Found Not Guilty of DWI Aztec school official had been pulled over in April hours after high school prom. 5:45am — Sad Discovery at Wolf Creek Bodies of ABQ snowboarders, missing since January, were found on Monday. 5:35am — It Could Be Worse We could be in Las Cruces, where record heat shut down county computers Monday. 5:00am — David Iglesias on The Daily Show I ran into former U.S. Attorney David Iglesias in the Albuquerque Uptown parking lot while in New Mexico last week... (by Michael Coleman) Weather Forecast:  Partly cloudy ... Breezy.     Albuquerque | New Mexico National Weather Service Radar Road Conditions | ABQ Pollen see weather in your neighborhood Weather Station Map Thunderstorms Possible in Eastern N.M. click to continue (new 8:39 AM MDT) Two Albuquerque Snowboarders' Bodies Found Near Wolf Creek Ski Resort Months After Disappearance By Olivier Uyttebrouck / Journal Staff Writer   Michael George was found sitting against a tree, his snowboard removed. Kyle Kerschen was a short distance down the mountain. Lawyer Finds Swastika By T.J. Wilham / Journal Staff Writer   Attorney Mikey Weinstein, who has had his windows shot at and feces thrown in his yard, found a swastika on the front of his house over the weekend. Council Votes to Look Into Arena By Dan McKay / Journal Staff Writer   Plans to build a massive hotel and events center Downtown got a solid boost from city councilors late Monday. Council Gives Green Condos Red Light Pair Accused of Running Cruise Scam By Jeff Proctor / Journal Staff Writer   Imagine showing up to a cruise ship with your bags packed full of swimsuits, dinner jackets and leisure clothes— thinking all the while that you're about to board the ship for a week of fun in the sun— then being told you don't have a reservation. Two Arrested in Cell Phone Sting By Damian Garde / Journal Staff Writer   One Albuquerque man is accused of stealing $250,000 in cell phones from wireless stores, and another man is accused of trying to sell at least one of them. Court: Suits Apply in N.M. By Scott Sandlin / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Staff Writer   Class action lawsuits involving residents of other states can be certified under New Mexico law, the New Mexico Supreme Court has said in a decision hailed as a pro-consumer victory by the winning side. 'Greatest Little Kid' Mourned in Las Vegas By Vic Vela / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Northern Bureau   LAS VEGAS, N.M.— Family members described Jasmine Garcia as the "greatest little kid," who loved school and liked to pretend she was a cheerleader. Man's Foot Mangled in Train Incident By Rene Romo / Journal Southern Bureau   LAS CRUCES— A homeless man's foot bumped against railroad ties over the course of about 100 miles between El Paso and a spot 30 miles west of Deming after he became caught in metalwork between Union Pacific Railroad cars, according to State Police. Navajos Bet on Gambling By Leslie Linthicum / Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Staff Writer   CHURCH ROCK— Billboards along Interstate 40 approaching Gallup advertise the Navajo Nation's future casino with a simple slogan: "Your odds are about to change." Bingo Machines to Go Teen in Attack Ordered to Mental Facility By Vic Vela / Journal Northern Bureau   SANTA FE— A 14-year-old boy involved in a December baseball bat attack that left two men severely injured was sentenced by a judge Monday to receive treatment at a youth mental health facility. 'Large Margin' Supports Wolf By Rene Romo / Journal Southern Bureau   LAS CRUCES— The reintroduction of the endangered Mexican gray wolf has broad support among New Mexico voters, according to a public opinion survey sponsored by 19 conservation groups. More Fox Calls in Silver City Area

Land Office Grants Easements for National Trails click to continue (new 6:13 PM MDT)

Arizona Gov. Signs Bill To Keep State Out of Real ID click to continue (new 6:12 PM MDT)

Border Agents Find Booby Trap in Remote Desert click to continue (new 3:20 PM MDT)

Lincoln Forest Getting New Supervisor click to continue (new 3:19 PM MDT)

Wildfire Burns Some 1,900 Acres on BLM, Military Land click to continue (new 11:52 AM MDT)

Judge Demands Documents From Navajo Trust Managers click to continue (new 10:21 AM MDT)

White's City Near Carlsbad Is Up for Sale click to continue (new 9:43 AM MDT)

Gallup Woman Sentenced for Toddler's Death click to continue (new 9:41 AM MDT)

Sunland Park Judge Pleads Not Guilty to Voter Fraud Charges click to continue (new 8:33 AM MDT)

State Cop Nominated for Rio Arriba Magistrate Post click to continue (new 8:31 AM MDT)

Conservation Group Seeks Emergency ESA Listing for 32 Species click to continue (new 8:28 AM MDT)

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  Energy Tips: Dr. Alan Zelicoff offers ways to save energy. For example, he'll show you how you can save gas by driving differently. Look for Dr. Zelicoff's tips on the Metro cover of the print Journal every Tuesday and go to ABQJournal.com/energy any time for more information.

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