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LANL financial scandals

National news outlets picking up on LANL financial scandals


https://www.seattletimes.com/business/new-mexico-state-auditor-looking-into-pro-los-alamos-agency/

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Anonymous said…
Personally, I won't read a web site that makes me turn off my ad blocker. So I won't be reading the Settle Times. No big loss for me.
Anonymous said…
Settle (sic) times?
Anonymous said…
Personally, I won't read a web site that makes me turn off my ad blocker. So I won't be reading the Settle Times. No big loss for me.


I agree this is a non-story, every town does this, it is a political witch hunt would never see the light of day in any other town but whatever reason is going on now. I refuse to read these articles and you should too.
Anonymous said…
This is not a LANL financial scandal. The person in question is not a LANL employee and her organization is not run by LANS. Hurts your own credibility when you stretch the truth to the breaking point.
Anonymous said…


One minor incident on possible misuse of tax money coming from LANL should not be associated with LANL or the GRT tax. This stuff just happens on occasions is probably not as bad as it is being made out to be. The money is necessary for the community and the small possible misuse of a very small amount of amount is non-issue and should be mentioned on this blog.

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