Services were held Friday for World War II veteran John Q. Lott who died at the Veterans Administration Hospital last month. No one claimed his body. He was indigent and had no local next of kin. The Veterans of Foreign Wars made it possible for Lott's remains to be buried with military honors at Santa Fe National Cemetery today.
Clyde Mueller/The New Mexican
Updated: John Q. Lott was buried this afternoon at Santa Fe National Cememtery. A World War II veteran who died at the Veterans Affairs Hospital in Albuquerque and had no kin in the area to claim his remains, will be buried today at 1 p.m. at the San ...
See time-lapse video of the installation of "Family" at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center
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The news that 32 people were arrested and most carted off to jail, accused of causing a disruption in Judge Sam Sánchez's Taos courtroom is unsettling. Disrupting the court is uncalled for, but a mass arrest, with no distinguishing between guilty or innocent, is a miscarriage of justice. One deputy told The Taos News that three or four audience ...
The news that 32 people were arrested and most carted off to jail, accused of causing a disruption in Judge Sam Sánchez's Taos courtroom is unsettling. Disrupting the court is uncalled for, but a mass arrest, with no distinguishing between guilty or innocent, is a miscarriage of justice. One deputy told The Taos News that three or four audience ...
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