Eclipse Aviation Founder Vern Raburn Replaced as CEO
By Heather Clark/
Associated Press
  Eclipse Aviation founder and chief executive officer Vern Raburn has stepped down and has been replaced by the man who heads the cash-strapped jet manufacturer's European partner and is chairman of the company's board. Monday, Jul. 28, 2008 (updated 5:14 PM MDT) Click Now To Continue

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Weather Forecast:  Partly cloudy ... Isolated showers and t-storms in the evening.     Albuquerque | New Mexico National Weather Service Radar Road Conditions | ABQ Pollen see weather in your neighborhood Weather Station Map Flash Flood Watch Remains in Effect for Eastern N.M. click to continue (new 8:29 AM MDT)

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RUIDOSO FLOOD DAMAGE [+] Click for more photos of Ruidoso flooding Richard Pipes / Journal Spectators are warned away from an Upper Canyon bridge today until it could be inspected by the Dept. of Transportation. Click for more photos of Ruidoso flooding. Body of 20-Year-Old Recovered From Flooding Debris Today AP video of the flooding By Alicia A. Caldwell / Associated Press   RUIDOSO — The body of a 20-year-old apparently swept away by flooding caused by the aftermath of Hurricane Dolly was found Monday in a thicket of debris near a washed-out bridge. The victim, identified as Joseph Godienes, had been reported missing in this mountainous resort area by his brother, said Police Chief Wolfgang Born. He was one of two people reported swept away after apparently losing his footing near the Rio Ruidoso as it spilled over its banks Sunday. More on the flooding in Ruidoso ABQNews Seeker 700 Evacuated, 2 Missing After Heavy Rains Wreak Havoc By Rene Romo / Journal Southern Bureau   RUIDOSO — Emergency personnel evacuated about 700 people from Ruidoso and Ruidoso Downs early Sunday as the rain-swollen Rio Ruidoso overwhelmed several bridges in town, coursed over roads, damaged homes and stranded dozens of campers in the area. Rains Delay Dream of 17 Wins for Mare more

Santa Fe Reacts to New Flight Plans By Kiera Hay/ Journal Staff Writer   A recent draft environmental assessment of planned commercial airline flights at the Santa Fe Municipal Airport has spurred a raft of Santa Feans to submit comments to the Federal Aviation Administration. Developer Seeks County Funds By Sean Olson / Journal Staff Writer   The developer of Mesa del Sol is asking the county to give it $1 out of every $5 in taxes raised in the development to pay for roads and other public works. City Needs Some Good Slackers By Gene Grant For the Journal   COLUMN: Funny how the oddball juxtaposition of cultural events can happen in this city these days, and this weekend was no exception.

Prepare for Paseo, Alameda Lane Closures Journal Staff Report   West Side commuters take note: You might want to give yourself a little extra travel time if you're heading on Paseo del Norte or Alameda. N.M. is Pursuing Federal Approval for Train Tracks to Mexico By Rene Romo/ Copyright © 2008 Albuquerque Journal Journal Southern Bureau   LAS CRUCES — The stage is set for New Mexico officials to pursue federal approval to establish a new international railroad crossing west of the Santa Teresa port of entry. With recent developments in Mexico, the state's Border Authority is poised to seek state funding to develop an application for U.S. government approval for the project next year.

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Body of 20-Year-Old Recovered From Debris of Ruidoso Flood click to continue (new 4:41 PM MDT)

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