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Sen. Pete Domenici, R-N.M., bids farewell to Congress after 36 years of service.
Otero Mesa nearly cleared for oil exploration.
Navajo Nation pushes for endangered species listing of bald eagle. Fedz removed the national symbol from its protected species lists in 2007.
More fun from Sigma Chi fraternity, as officials investigate the group for parties held away from UNM campus. Previous highlights from the frat.
Squabbling commences over longest chile ristra record.
UNM Lobos need 4th quarter rally Saturday to claim sixth consecutive win against NMSU at Las Cruces.
Driving Sucks: N.M. Gas Averages $3.60/Gallon Edition

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Comment by bg on September 29, 2008 at 9:42am: Pete's leaving just as Michael Mucasey names a special prosecutor: [T]here are gaps in our investigation because of the refusal of certain key witnesses to be interviewed by us, including former White House officials Karl Rove, Harriet Miers, and William Kelley, former Department of Justice White House Liaison Monica Goodling, Senator Pete Domenici, and his Chief of Staff. In addition, the White House would not provide us internal documents related to the removals of the U.S.Attorneys.