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New Regulations Proposed for Valles Caldera

Judge Gerard Lavelle Sworn in Promptly

UNM Announces 3 Finalists for Anderson Dean

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Board Considers Limiting Emissions

Missing Boarder Found Alive

Crash Report: Pilot Was Disoriented

Cadigan Starting Campaign Today

Denish Takes News About Richardson Staying in State in Stride

Milky Way Gets A Boost in Status

Obama: Cut Taxes by $300B

800 N.M. Guard Members To Deploy in '09

Richardson Statement

Painful Decision

Searchers Find Snowboarder at Ski Area

Mexican Warlock Predicts U.S. Troops on Border

Cleanup Contract Awarded on Vermejo Park Ranch

N.M. Launches Breast and Cervical Cancer Awareness Campaign

State Police Bust Valencia County Cockfighting Operation

PNM Says Natural Gas Costs Down From Last January

Two Dead After High-Speed Crash Near Las Cruces

Six Las Cruces Men Indicted for Murder

N.M. Chile Yield Down Due to Disease

Governor Drops Out of Commerce Consideration, Cites Federal Probe


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Colorado Wildlife Officers Retrieve Drowned Bear


Associated Press
       ASPEN, Colo. — State wildlife officers in western Colorado are used to responding to calls about bears, but a recent one was unusual.
    Last week, the Division of Wildlife was sent to retrieve a black bear that had drowned in the Pitkin County reservoir. Division spokesman Randy Hampton says he's not sure how the bear drowned, but it might have fallen into a diversion ditch that runs through a pipeline and into the reservoir.
    Hampton says he suspects that with high water levels, the bear was sucked into the pipeline and drowned.
    Hampton says it's the first bear downing state wildlife officers have responded to this year.


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