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Month: August 2007

Kissling Again Seeks To Unseat Pearce

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) – Democrat Al Kissling has made it official — he’s making a second bid for New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District seat. Republican incumbent Steve Pearce defeated Kissling in the general election last November Seventh to win a third term. Kissling is a retired Presbyterian minister who lives in Las Cruces. He’ll

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Kissling Again Seeks To Unseat Pearce

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) – Democrat Al Kissling has made it official — he’s making a second bid for New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District seat. Republican incumbent Steve Pearce defeated Kissling in the general election last November Seventh to win a third term. Kissling is a retired Presbyterian minister who lives in Las Cruces. He’ll

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Mosquitos Concern Local Health Experts

EL PASO, TX – All the standing water in the area has the potential of bringing another threat to the public, other than trash and debris. The County is working to control mosquitos, which could carry the West Nile Virus. El Paso’s vector control is fogging for mosquitos all over the Borderland. Current targets include

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Mosquitos Concern Local Health Experts

EL PASO, TX – All the standing water in the area has the potential of bringing another threat to the public, other than trash and debris. The County is working to control mosquitos, which could carry the West Nile Virus. El Paso’s vector control is fogging for mosquitos all over the Borderland. Current targets include

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UNM Bookstore Theft Cases Closed

ALBUQUERQUE, NM.(AP) – Cases against 10 people indicted in connection with thefts from the University of New Mexico bookstore are over. Charges were droPped against seven of them after they were accepted into a preprosecution probation program. The other three — 28-year-old William Swink and 24-year-old brothers Christopher and Richard Dencklau — reached agreements with

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UNM Bookstore Theft Cases Closed

ALBUQUERQUE, NM.(AP) – Cases against 10 people indicted in connection with thefts from the University of New Mexico bookstore are over. Charges were droPped against seven of them after they were accepted into a preprosecution probation program. The other three — 28-year-old William Swink and 24-year-old brothers Christopher and Richard Dencklau — reached agreements with

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