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Article: Denko horns in on halfway-house fray: Public-safety chief convinces head of corrections to oppose project planned for his neighborhood.
- Article from:
- The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
- Article date:
- May 11, 2006
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Byline: Brandon Garcia
May 11--The state secretary of public safety persuaded the Corrections Department to oppose a home for paroled inmates that had planned to move into his neighborhood. The Corrections Department had taken a neutral position on the controversial halfway house proposed in Santa Fe's Bellamah neighborhood. But then it changed course after conversations between Corrections Secretary Joe Williams and Public Safety Secretary John Denko. "We're relying on the guidance we've received from DPS. John Denko doesn't support it. We value his opinion," Department of Corrections spokeswoman Tia Bland said Tuesday. Dismas House, a nonprofit ...
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