Yahoo! Exploring Alliance With News Corp.
By MICHAEL LIEDTKE, AP Business Writer SAN FRANCISCO – Yahoo Inc. is discussing a possible partnership with News Corp. in its latest effort to…
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Las Cruces Woman Apparently Drowns In Pool
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) – Police say a 52-year-old Las Cruces woman who was found in the bottom of her back yard pool apparently drowned. Police…
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LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) – Police say a 52-year-old Las Cruces woman who was found in the bottom of her back yard pool apparently drowned. Police…
Continue Reading UPDATE: TCEQ Approves Renewal Of ASARCO Air Quality Permit
By MARTIN BARTLETT AUSTIN — At least 60 students, elected officials and community members crowded into the Texas Commission on Environmental…
Continue Reading UPDATE: TCEQ Approves Renewal Of ASARCO Air Quality Permit
By MARTIN BARTLETT AUSTIN — At least 60 students, elected officials and community members crowded into the Texas Commission on Environmental…
Continue Reading Baptist Pastor Says IRS Investigating Him For Endorsing Huckabee
BUENA PARK, CA. (AP) – Southern Baptist pastor Wiley Drake says in Buena Park, Calif., that he is being investigated by the Internal Revenue…
Continue Reading Baptist Pastor Says IRS Investigating Him For Endorsing Huckabee
BUENA PARK, CA. (AP) – Southern Baptist pastor Wiley Drake says in Buena Park, Calif., that he is being investigated by the Internal Revenue…
Continue Reading TX Atty. Gen.: Scammers Cashing In On New Economic Stimulus Checks
From the Texas Attorney General’s Office: Texans should be aware of a scam that has emerged in connection with the proposed federal economic…
Continue Reading TX Atty. Gen.: Scammers Cashing In On New Economic Stimulus Checks
From the Texas Attorney General’s Office: Texans should be aware of a scam that has emerged in connection with the proposed federal economic…
Continue Reading Bush Signs Rescue Package To Jumpstart Economy
By DEB RIECHMANN and JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – President Bush on Wednesday signed a multibillion-dollar…
Continue Reading Bush Signs Rescue Package To Jumpstart Economy
By DEB RIECHMANN and JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – President Bush on Wednesday signed a multibillion-dollar…
Continue Reading ASARCO And City At Odds Over Re-Opening
ASARCO is currently in the process of trying to get its El Paso air permit renewed. But now the city has thrown a monkey wrench into the…
Continue Reading Asarco Disputes EPA’s Findings
Asarco says they have conducted their own soil study and the results contradict those of a recent EPA study. In the spring of 2002, the EPA tested…
Continue Reading Asarco Disputes EPA’s Findings
Asarco says they have conducted their own soil study and the results contradict those of a recent EPA study. In the spring of 2002, the EPA tested…
Continue Reading ASARCO And City At Odds Over Re-Opening
ASARCO is currently in the process of trying to get its El Paso air permit renewed. But now the city has thrown a monkey wrench into the…
Continue Reading 3 City Councils Meet, Agree To Oppose ASARCO Re-Opening
EL PASO, Tx. – A historic meetingbetween three area City Councils wrapped up with a joint measure to oppose the re-opening of ASARCO, the…
Continue Reading Study Suggests Asarco Will Benefit El Paso Economy
EL PASO, TX – A study released today by Asarcosuggests the company would have a big economic impact and create many jobs for the El Paso…
Continue Reading City Will Spend $100,000 More To Fight Asarco
EL PASO, TX – The city will spend another $100,000 to fight Asarco’s potential re-opening. Half of that money will be used to hire a…
Continue Reading City Will Spend $100,000 More To Fight Asarco
EL PASO, TX – The city will spend another $100,000 to fight Asarco’s potential re-opening. Half of that money will be used to hire a…
Continue Reading Asarco Moves Closer To Gaining Permit For El Paso Smelter
EL PASO, Texas (AP) – An Arizona mining company moved closer to obtaining a permit to resume operations at an El Paso copper smelter…
Continue Reading Council Votes To Launch New Anti-ASARCO Ad Campaign
EL PASO, TX – City leaders have made it clear that ASARCO is not welcomed and are about to take their fight to the airwaves. The City Council…
Continue Reading Asarco Moves Closer To Gaining Permit For El Paso Smelter
EL PASO, Texas (AP) – An Arizona mining company moved closer to obtaining a permit to resume operations at an El Paso copper smelter…
Continue Reading Council Votes To Launch New Anti-ASARCO Ad Campaign
EL PASO, TX – City leaders have made it clear that ASARCO is not welcomed and are about to take their fight to the airwaves. The City Council…
Continue Reading 3 City Councils Meet, Agree To Oppose ASARCO Re-Opening
EL PASO, Tx. – A historic meetingbetween three area City Councils wrapped up with a joint measure to oppose the re-opening of ASARCO, the…
Continue Reading Study Suggests Asarco Will Benefit El Paso Economy
EL PASO, TX – A study released today by Asarcosuggests the company would have a big economic impact and create many jobs for the El Paso…
Continue Reading Virtual Fence Will Get Government’s Approval, Chertoff Says
WASHINGTON (AP) – Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said today that the government plans to approve a 28-mile virtual fence along…
Continue Reading Virtual Fence Will Get Government’s Approval, Chertoff Says
WASHINGTON (AP) – Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said today that the government plans to approve a 28-mile virtual fence along…
Continue Reading Memphis Remains No. 1 In AP’s Top 25
Memphis is still the only unbeaten and still a unanimous No. 1. The Tigers (23-0), easy winners over SMU and Central Florida last week, were a…
Continue Reading Memphis Remains No. 1 In AP’s Top 25
Memphis is still the only unbeaten and still a unanimous No. 1. The Tigers (23-0), easy winners over SMU and Central Florida last week, were a…
Continue Reading State Offers Settlement To Mesquite Chemical Plant
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) – The state Environment Department has offered to settle allegations of air quality violations at a fertilizer factory in…
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