April 11, 2003
New Mexico Ghost Town Could Become Classroom for Anti-Terrorism Research
If two New Mexico universities get their way, they soon could be the proud owners of a ghost town.
The New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology and the New Mexico State University system hope to turn the 64-acre town of Playas into a real-world classroom for anti-terrorism research and training. About 20 miles from the Mexican border, Playas was once the company town for a copper-smelting operation owned by Phelps Dodge Corporation, which put the town up for sale for
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