New Mexico RB Gongbay Facing Rape Charges, Suspended Indefinitely – CBSSports.com
New Mexico RB Gongbay facing rape charges, suspended indefinitely – CBSSports.com
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New Mexico RB Gongbay facing rape charges, suspended indefinitely
CBSSports.com Crusoe played in all 12 games for New Mexico in 2013 and finished the season ranked second among running backs with 592 yards on 97 carries (6.10 yards per carry). He, running back Kasey Carrier and quarterback Cole Gautsche helped New Mexico … Crusoe Gongbay, New Mexico football player and Rockville native, arrested in … University of New Mexico Running Back Arrested for Rape University of New Mexico running back arrested for rape, kidnapping |
Radiation Leak at New Mexico Nuclear Site Was Mishandled, Investigator Says – Scientific American
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Radiation Leak at New Mexico Nuclear Site Was Mishandled, Investigator Says
Scientific American (Reuters) – Managers mishandled a radiation leak at a New Mexico nuclear waste dump in which 21 workers were exposed to airborne radioactive particles due in part to substandard equipment and safety systems, a U.S. investigator said on Wednesday. Radioactive Release at New Mexico Waste Site Called 'Preventable' Report links New Mexico nuke leak to erosion of safety culture New Mexico's radiation leak at nuclear waste dump caused by poor … |
What caused radiation leak in New Mexico? – CBS News
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What caused radiation leak in New Mexico?
CBS News On Thursday a U.S. Energy Department investigation explained how radiation leaked from a New Mexico storage facility. The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant is supposed to be a tomb for items such as tools and clothing that are contaminated with low levels of … |
New Mexico chili pepper production falls
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (RFD-TV) New Mexico production of chili peppers fell sharply last year. Southwest Farm Press reports there were 16 percent fewer acres of chili peppers planted in 2013. A decade ago, New Mexico growers harvested more than 100,000 …
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BEA: New Mexicans pay less, earn less than national average
Though New Mexicans generally earn less than people in other states, they pay less for goods and services too, according to a study released Thursday by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. Dennis Domrzalski: Reporter- Albuquerque Business First …
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