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Pueblo reporter returning to TV
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MONDAY, APRIL 1, 2002 Conroy Chino is going to back to work at the New Mexico television where the Acoma Pueblo reporter got his start. Chino will rejoin his pals at Target 7, KOAT-TV, the station said last week. He will again be part of the investigative team. Chino was laid off recently from KOB-TV. Get the Story:
Chino Returning to TV News (The Albuquerque Journal 4/1) Related Stories:
Pueblo reporter turns down position (11/16)
Pueblo TV reporter laid off (10/31)
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