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ABQ Free Press, August 27, 2014 VOL I, Issue 10, August 27, 2014 Bye-bye, Winston Brooks PAGE 12 Riding ‘La Bestia’ to America PAGE 9 Less Solitary Confinement in New Mexico Prisons? Spent Fuel at WIPP? PAGE 5 PAGE 13 Joe Monahan: How APD Got into this Mess PAGE 7 PAGE 2 • August 27, 2014 • ABQ FREE PRESS NEWS ABQ Free Press Pulp News COMPILED BY ABQ FREE PRESS STAFF VOL I, Issue 10, August 27, 2014 www.freeabq.com Sex on the move Fair. The company trademarked www.abqarts.com Aunt Jemima in 1937. Her descen- Six Swiss tourists on Ibiza, a Spanish dants allege that the company, now Editor: [email protected] island in the Mediterranean, were owned by Pepsico, also stole dozens stopped by police while in a moving of Harrington’s original recipes. Associate Editor, Arts: [email protected] IN THIS ISSUE van, having an orgy. The three couples The company said the suit is without were fined 200 Euros, not for their sex merit. Advertising: [email protected] party but for failure to wear seatbelts, [email protected] police said. Secret style On Twitter: @freeabq NEWS Swearing OK Every organization has a stylebook, or guide to writing. So does the CIA, Editor ABQ Free Press Pulp News ............................................................................................................Page 2 It’s apparently OK for a Jacksonville, which has a 185-page guide to how Dan Vukelich New N.M. prisons to cut back on solitary confinement .................................................................... Page 5 Fla., teacher to use the F-word and to spell, punctuate and capitalize (505) 345-4080. Ext. 800 Immigration: Riding “La Bestia” ...................................................................................................... Page call her students “lazy n----s,” a all those secret intelligence reports. 9 judge ruled. The teacher, who is “Good intelligence depends in large Associate Editor, Arts The public right not to know ..........................................................................................................Page 11 Black, “oversaw a profanity-laced measure on clear, concise writing,” Stephanie Hainsfurther classroom,” the New York Daily News Your tax dollars at work: Winston Brooks and APS .......................................................................Page 12 writes the guide’s author, Fran Moore (505) 301-0905 reported. The school district erred by of the agency’s analytical branch. WIPP and spent nuclear fuel .........................................................................................................Page 13 firing her immediately, rather than The CIA guide has a section titled, Design suspending her while conducting an “Numbers 10 and more,” and another Terry Kocon, Hannah Reiter, Cathleen Tiefa investigation, the judge ruled. one, “Bullets [ticks].” Photography COLUMNS Call 911! Buying votes Mark Bralley, Mark Holm, Juan Antonio Labreche, Liz Lopez, Adria Malcolm, Joseph From the Editor: The view from Roswell ...........................................................................................Page 4 A Montana man who paid $350 for Sorrentino, Steven St. John Voter turnout at last year’s Los Ange- Casino news .....................................................................................................................................Page a private dance at a Butte strip club les mayoral election was so low – 23 6 Contributors this issue called 911 to tell police the stripper percent – city officials are considering The Answer Guy: ABQ’s Invasive species ........................................................................................Page 6 refused to have sex with him. Police cash prizes of up to $50,000 to encour- Alan Hall, Answer Guy, Nate Maxson, Joe Monahan: The genesis of APD’s violence problem ...................................................................Page 7 responding to the club charged the age people to head to the polls. Joe Monahan, Cliff Olsen, Richard Oyama, 53-year-old man with soliciting Bill Previtti, Peter St. Cyr, Joseph Sorrentino, Aimless Vagabond: Pants-less in Peru .............................................................................................Page 7 prostitution. Seth Taylor, Saffron Tomato, M.J. Wilde: A selfie with my close personal friend, Ellen ..................................................................Page 8 Sapphire phones Efrain Villa, M.J. Wilde Synthetic sapphire, used to harden Copy Editors Blackballed windows in airplanes and armored Jim Wagner vehicles, could be coming to your A secret, black list is being used by Wendy Fox Dial OPINION U.S. Citizenship and Immigration smartphone, replacing glass screens Services to keep some Muslims from that crack or break during the life of Advertising Political cartoons ..............................................................................................................................Page 8 about 10 percent of all phones. The attaining citizenship, the American Sherri J. Barth (505) 261-5686 On climate change: Tomorrow is always a rainy day away ..........................................................Page 10 Civil Liberties alleges in a lawsuit. camera lenses of iPhones already Mark Hainsfurther (505) 400-7601 Four plaintiffs say they have waited are coated with sapphire to protect Abby Feldman (505) 345-4080, Ext. 802 for years for a chance to become against scratching. naturalized citizens and believe that a secret protocol, called the Controlled Hard liquor Published every other week by: ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & MORE Application Review and Resolution Great Noggins LLC Process, is being used against them. A Chinese businessman who makes P.O. Box 6070 Pet Parade ....................................................................................................................................Page 11 liquor has been arrested and charged Albuquerque, NM 87197-6070 Food: Late-night cookies and a daytime café ...............................................................................Page 14 with secretly adding Viagra to his Pancake suit product, which was marketed as Publishers Music: A crash course in Conor, a night of Jeff Beck .....................................................................Page 15 Aunt Jemima is suing Quaker “nutritious” and “healthy.” The main Will Ferguson and Dan Vukelich Arts and entertainment calendar ...................................................................................................Page 16 ingredient in Viagra, Sildenafil, is used Oats – or at least her heirs are. The Theater: “Picasso” at The Vortex, “Cyrano” from Mother Road .....................................................Page 20 suit charges that the company ap- to treat erectile dysfunction. Authori- Corrections policy: propriated the image of Anna Short ties are tracking down the 1,170 bottles It is the policy of ABQ Free Press to correct Film: Deconstructing Che Guevera ...............................................................................................Page 21 Harrington, a woman that Quaker of Viagra-laced “snake wine” sold to errors in a timely fashion. Contact the editors Books: A trio of new thrillers .........................................................................................................Page 22 the Chinese public because it can harm Oats employees discovered making at the e-mail addresses on this page. Books: Boys will be “White Girls”...................................................................................................Page 23 pancakes at the 1935 New York State people with cardiovascular problems. Film: Richard Linklater’s “Boyhood” .............................................................................................Page 24 Where to find our paper? Reach ABQ’s TO ADVERTISE: List of more than Contact Sherri Barth 400 locations ON THE COVER: Winston Brooks, former Albuquerque Public Schools superintendent, has struck a at freeabq.com most informed (505) 261-5686 deal to collect $350,000 in taxpayer dollars in a settlement with the APS Board of Education. APS is audience [email protected] trying to keep documents in the deal secret. A judge and the Public Education Department must approve the settlement. Photo by Mark Bralley PAGE 4 • August 27, 2014 • ABQ FREE PRESS FROM THE EDITOR NEWS ABQ FREE PRESS • August 27, 2014 • PAGE 5 The Artesia Detention Center: N.M. Prisons Move to Limit Use of Solitary Confinement The View from Roswell BY PETER ST. CYR BY DAN VUKELICH hirty-four years after the nation’s bloodiest Segregated inmates lose ow you view asylum.’ There’s no deterrent to stop Tprison riot claimed the lives of 33 New Mexico the ability to earn good Hthe hundreds these detainees. I understand America inmates and injured a dozen guards, the culture of time, to work a job, to have of women and is where everybody wants to be because containment inside the New Mexico Department of visits with family, or to children being of everything America has to offer. I do Corrections is beginning to change. have access to rehabilita- held in Artesia in understand the humanitarian aspect of it.” For three decades, corrections officials have relied tive programming. He preparation for “These people are coming from drug on solitary confinement as a way to control prisoners’ points to a 2011 United deportation back cartel trains and then riding all the way behavior and to keep guards as well as inmates safe. Nations torture expert to Central America up to our border and then saying, ‘I am But that is changing. ABQ Free Press has
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