Police arrest three in linked skinhead beatings in Albuquerque
Albuquerque police say three men were arrested in connection with two beatings by alleged skinheads. Veinced violence detective Fay suspects the cases are linked. victims include 72 year old Vincent Como and 29 year old Bryan Patterson who was in a coma for 21 days. Police pursue three more suspects in the case.
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Capitol cafeteria loses money during 60 day session
Santa Fe AP reports New Mexico taxpayers funded a Capitol cafeteria loss of 523 dollars daily during the Legislature's 60 day session ending in March. Total deficit 31353 dollars was covered from the general fund. The cafe offered chili Frito pies donuts and coffee with reduced costs like rent and utilities. Located on the Capitol main floor near the House lounge the grill serves lawmakers staff lobbyists and journalists.
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Oklahoma Child Poverty Rises, 270000 Affected
Oklahoma’s economy shows some improvement but child poverty worsened from 1990 to now, with about 270,000 children in poverty, over 25 percent of all kids. Choctaw County is the poorest at 293, Beaver County in the Panhandle is the wealthiest with a 21 score, Southeastern Oklahoma poorest, Northwestern richest.
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Judge bars Sun Dance ceremony in Kiowa land
A federal judge issued an injunction prohibiting Kiowa tribal member Vanessa Jennings from conducting a Sun Dance ceremony in Anadarko Oklahoma. The court warned Jennings she could be arrested and jailed for defying the order after Kiowa elders objected to a Crow Shoshoni Sun Dance priest from Montana joining the ritual. The ruling follows a Friday hearing and temporary restraining order issued last week.
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Bodies recovered of father and son at Sooner Lake
AP report says Oklahoma Lake Patrol recovered the bodies of Gregory Allen Garis and his son Nathan Gregory Garis, both from Red Rock, after they drowned while swimming at Sooner Lake. Witnesses saw the elder Garis carrying his son on his back when they vanished ten feet from shore. Searchers located them in seven feet of water after sunset.
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Oklahoma Lake Patrol
Red Rock
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Bridge Deal Swing Shines In Team Match A versus B
In a theoretical team-of-four bridge scenario from Bridge Plus by Martin Hoffman a six hearts contract for Team A yields a 1030-point swing as South goes down in four hearts at the other table. The analysis hinges on a spade sequence where misreading cards and an uppercut by East produce the critical trump promotion. A subscription notice offers one-year air mail for 63 dollars to Bridge Plus in England.
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West
East
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U.K
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