Christmas baby beats odds amid medical bills and heartbreak
Elizabeth and Roy Guerrero celebrate the birth of Michael, two months premature, with hydrocephalus and multiple surgeries. The baby has spent his life in hospital nurseries and on a respirator, accumulating about 800000 in medical costs. Erica Desire, their first child, died seven hours after a March 26, 1981 birth.
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the Guerreros
Michael Guerrero
Elizabeth Guerrero
Roy
Michael
Dolores Erie
Eric
Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Erica Desire
Erica
Weatherford
Guerrero
Blizzard blasts Colorado Rockies storm 4 feet deep
A weekend blizzard buried Colorado under as much as four feet of snow leaving closed roads and airports and thousands stranded. Two residents died from the cold while storms spread toward New Mexico and the Midwest bringing rain, tornadoes, and flood threats across Arkansas Missouri and Mississippi with dozens injured and property damage estimated in the millions.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Mike Baker
Raton
N.M
Mississippi Valley
Arkansas
Missouri
Jackson
Miss
Doris Usry
Jackson-Hinds Emergency Operations Center
Mississippi
Riverside
Ark
Oklahoma
Illinois
Pulaski County
Marion
Ill
Christmas Day Reflections Across Nation and War Zones
The Associated Press recounts Christmas scenes from Indiana to New York. Homespan acts of charity, from a town dinner in Nappanee to 500 homeless served at the Sheraton Centre, accompany reports of hunger relief in Dallas and San Francisco. In El Salvador and Lebanon, conflict persisted as civilians sought solace and aid amid war.
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Indiana
New York
Bethlehem
San Francisco
el Salvador
U.S
Lebanon
Reagan
White House
Sheraton Centre
Klaus R. Ottman
Sheraton Corp
Virginia Waters
Nappanee
Ind
Church of God
Dorotea Gonzalez
San Salvador
Druse
Dallas
Salvation Army
Harley Hollyfield
Detroit
Salvation Army Center
St. Anthony’s
Union Mission Rescue
Los Angeles
Texans Ski In New Mexico And Fuel Tourist Trade
Texans flock to New Mexico year round for skiing and recreation fueling a major tourist boom. Ruidoso Chief Ed Jungbluth notes ninety percent of business comes from Texas as Taos and Santa Fe ski areas report significant Texan traffic. Taos Ski Valley reports eighteen percent of last year’s skiers were from Texas. Local operators stress Texas visitors boost revenue despite occasional friction with locals.
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Judy Giannettino
Associated Press
Santa FE
Land of Enchantment
New Mexico
Ed Jungbluth
Chamber of Commerce
Ruidoso
Sierra Blanca Mountains
Sierra Blanca
Ruidoso Downs
Texas
Jungbluth
New Mexico City
Lone Star State
Taos
Ernie Blake
Taos Ski Valley
Blake
Peter Pitcher
Mike
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Elizabeth Simpson
Odessa American
Dennis Copeland
Elizabeth
Roy Guerrero
Colorado Rockies
Midwest
Betsy Brown Kraft
Storm
Yellowstone Nail. Park
Caspere
Wvo
Colo
Okla
Vail
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