Border safety claims challenged by FBI data across U S Mexico
AP review of FBI and CBP data finds border cities like San Diego Phoenix El Paso and Austin report among the nation s lowest violent crime rates. Border Patrol assault rates run far below police, while lawmakers push for more troops amid political debate and new Arizona immigration laws.
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Michael Clower
Tijuana
Mexico
San Ysidro
Calif
San Diego
U.s.mexico
Associated Press
Mexico City
America
U.s.-Mexico
Phoenix
el Paso
Austin
FBI
Customs and Border Protection
Border Patrol
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Lloyd Easterling
United States
U.S
Congress
Obama
Arizona
Jan Brewer
Isabel Garcia
Derechos Humanos
Gary Brasher
Tuboc
Coalition For
White House
Easterling
Mike Hammer
Department of Homeland Security
Pinochle and Bridge Winners at Finney County Senior Center
Southwest Community Charlotte Kimsey won high in three tables of Senior Center pinochle played May 26 at the Senior Center of Finney County. Mary Ann Binns placed second and Peggy Phipps third. Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club events on May 23 24 and 25 produced multiple first place teams including Irene Bryant Dorothy Bartlett May Craig Jon Kempton Wen Wurst Jon Craig and Faye Anderson Helen Lee with various slams and high scores. Regular games start 7 p.m. Mondays and 1 15 p.m. Tuesdays at 907 N 10th St with new Sunday sessions at 2 p.m. on second third and fourth Sundays.
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Charlotte Kimsey
Finney County
10Th St
Mary Ann Binns
Peggy Phipps
Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club
Howell
Irene Bryant
Dorothy Bartlett
Shirley Klotz
Virginia Enslow
May Craig
Jon Kempton
Wen Wurst
Jon Craig
Faye Anderson
Helen Lee
Bryant
Bartlett
Klotz
Lee
Wally Unruh
Vern Wilson
Jerry Wallace
Isabel Finch
Meeting Plans for July 14 at Hard Rock Lanes Discussed
Members discussed holding the July 14 meeting at Hard Rock Lanes and arranging reimbursement for Alicia Harp for the Relay for Life basket.
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Hard Rock Lanes
Alicia Harp
Time banks offer pay with time not money in hard times
In Allentown and across the United States, people join time banks to trade services for time dollars rather than cash. Members earn credits for hours worked and spend them on others services, from cooking to car rides, helping many survive unemployment and economic stress. Time Banks USA notes rising interest with roughly 115 operating nationwide and 15 000 members.
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Allentown
Maria Villacreses
Villacreses
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