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Layoffs at Sandia, Los Alamos national labs could be less severe than was once projected.
Meanwhile, LANL settles with National Nuclear Security Administration for $2.8..., accepting responsibility for recent security problems.
Not only is N.M. working toward tougher auto emission standards, but auto dealers don't care for them so much.
Emissions aside, motor vehicles get safer and safer to drive.
Proposed solicitation ban in ABQ includes loophole for political, religious groups.
Why ABQ is More Awesome Than Almost Any Other U.S. City, Reason No. 4,928: Locals pack chile, tortillas for extended travels.
The Trib has column about The Pit's lack of spectator "nasty" at Saturday's relatively interesting game. Adelita wrote a great Remember When: University Arena post, but the most glorious hole in ABQ is suffering a decade-long skid in per-game attendance. It's been three years since we personally attended a game, yet we have no plans to gawk at the $975K Man this season, even if the price for looking is a low, low $9.

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Comment by bleve on December 18, 2007 at 10:31am: Cadigan failed to get the votes needed to override Marty's veto on the TIDD bill. Surprised I haven't seen anybody comment on it. The trib covers it here

Cadigan has a great quote at the end... "What happened to capitalism?," Cadigan asked. "What happened to asking a developer to get the money from a bank instead of taxpayers?"