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Weekly Alibi
 V.14 No.42 | October 20 - 26, 2005 
Recasting New Mexico History
A new monument to Don Juan de Oñate, the man who led the first Spanish settlement to New Mexico, has stirred up controversies more than four centuries old.
Covering Our Tracks
What a shame that radioactive waste can't just be made into lava lamps. What are we gonna do with this stuff?
News Feature
Run! Hide! The ladies of the Duke City Derby are gonna roll you into the dirt.
Show Up!: Ramblin' Jack Elliott
Legendary American musical traditionalist Ramblin' Jack Elliott admits he's really only in it for the money.
Restaurant Review: Howley's Place: An American Bistro
If you haven't sampled one of those ripper deep-fried hot dogs they're serving up over at Howley's Place, then you'd better add it to the list of things to do before you die, pardner.
Film Preview
Take a gander at some of the niftiest and weirdest gems from the grand old days of early American film. Unseen Cinema, the largest touring film retrospective of all time, comes to the Guild this week.
Performance Review
He'll kill you then he'll sing you a song ... and not necessarily in that order.

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news

The Daily Word in Arizona's voting law, news on same sex marriage and New Mexico fire updates

The Daily Word

Supreme Court shuts down Arizona voting law that requires people to show citizenship verification.

A Pew Study concludes that news stories revolving around same sex marriage have taken on more of a supportive stance rather than an opposing view.

So ... they're still looking for Jimmy Hoffa?

Zimmerman trial enters second week of jury selection.

New Mexico wildfire update from fire officials: Thompson Ridge is 80 percent contained. Tres Lagunas is 90 percent contained. Jaroso is zero percent contained. White's Peak is 25 percent contained, and Silver Fire is five percent contained.

Some Albuquerque home invaders messed with the wrong woman.

Some don't see eye to eye on the "Rio Grande Vision."

So now you wanna lick some eyeballs?

    Theater

    Dragged down by Dolls

    Way more highs than lows at Valley of the Dolls

     
     

    The Alibi sent two of its editors, Arts & Lit Editor Lisa Barrow and Copy Editor/Staff Writer Mark Lopez, to check out local drag troupe The Dolls’ interpretation of Valley of the Dolls. I wasn’t able to attend this performance but—since I’ve read VotD a gazillion times—Barrow and Lopez offered to let me interview them about the show. Helen Lawson—whose character was based on and originally cast as a Judy Garland role—would probably urge you to ignore this, but she’s trapped in the ladies’ room right now, ‘cause I tossed her wig in the toilet. So read on.

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      The Daily Word in chemical explosion, NSA, child tattooing

      The Daily Word

      One dead and nearly 75 injured after a chemical plant explosion in Louisiana.

      Good news, Verizon and T-Mobile users: Your phone might be safe from the watchful eyes of the NSA.

      Trio of heroes (like the rhyme?) save a group of people and several dogs from a burning apartment building in the heights.

      Albuquerque man charged with illegally tattooing his 3-year-old nephew.

      Mega Man, the Villager from Animal Crossing and the Wii Fit Trainer are all joining the Super Smash Bros. crew.

      Christmas is saved!

      British researchers have solved the mystery of how sea mammals hold their breath for so long.

      Southwest Women's Options doctor compares death injection to 'flu shot.'

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