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- Former Kansas School Employee Faces Sex Charges in NM – 5:35pm MDTTOPEKA, Kan. — A former Topeka school paraprofessional who received probation for sexually assaulting a student has been indicted on one charge of sexually assaulting the same boy in New Mexico. (By Journal Staff and Wire)
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The Journal series to lend readers a hand in the kitchen continues today. The series will feature cooking basics, money-saving ideas and new twists on old favorites — just in time for Thanksgiving. Videos of chefs' techniques will be accessible online.
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More Trouble in Lobo Land By Greg Archuleta/ Journal Staff Writer SAN DIEGO - University of New Mexico school officials are disputing a report on national television Friday that said first-year football coach Mike Locksley threw a punch at an assistant coach on Sept. 20.
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Budget Cuts Could Close State Parks By Barry Massey/ Associated Press SANTA FE — State parks may be closed, and there could be fewer environmental inspections of oil and gas wells because of looming budget cuts, Gov. Bill Richardson's administration said Friday.
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Richardson Plays Dr. DoomBy Thomas J. Cole/ Journal Staff Writer
Today is Halloween, but Gov. Bill Richardson has been running around as Dr. Doom all week.
 | WatchdogNow more than ever, you need to keep an eye on government and speak your piece. To help you in that regard, the investigative team of the Journal has developed a new resource page called Watchdog. |
