News cutting off barbers farmington
The article discusses barbering as a male bonding tradition centered on straight-edge razors and the barber shop setting in Farmington. It highlights the ritual and camaraderie that accompany grooming, beyond the tools and techniques.
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Web Top 5: Last 24 Hours News Roundup
A late 24 hour roundup highlights a fatal crash after a car chase ending in gunfire. A woman was killed and another person faces charges in connection with the incident. The RPD is upgrading charges related to the Chavez case as New Mexico Elks converge on Roswell for the 2010 convention.
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New Mexico Elks
Roswell
Span HITS MOM WITH FOUL BALL IN TWINS GAME
Denard Span led off for the Minnesota Twins when a hard foul ball struck his mother in the upper chest. Paramedics treated her on site and she returned to her box seat minutes later amid a crowd of family and friends.
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Tampa, Fla
Denard Span
Minnesota Twins
Obama expands offshore drilling across East Coast and Alaska
President Obama opened wide swaths of East Coast waters and Alaska and Gulf of Mexico areas to drilling, proposing offshore sites from Delaware to central Florida and northern Alaska. Exploration could start about 50 miles off Virginia by 2012, with lifting of the eastern Gulf ban under consideration. Bristol Bay in Alaska is closed to exploration.
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Barack Obama
Alaska
Gulf of Mexico
Obama
Delaware
Florida
Virginia
Congress
Pacific Seaboard
Bristol Bay
U.S
Judge Dismisses CHS Motion in Whistleblower Suit
A federal judge largely rejected Community Health Systems Inc. motion to dismiss a whistleblower suit accusing its ENMMC parent company of improper donations to county governments for Medicaid payments. The case involves former ENMMC employee Robert Baker and the U S Department of Justice.
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Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Community Health Systems Inc
Robert Baker
Tennessee
United States Department of Justice
Richardson orders guard patrols on New Mexico border
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson orders National Guard troops to bolster surveillance along the border after a rancher’s death linked to an illegal immigrant. Lt. Col. Jamison Herrera cites observation posts and infrared tools, with no intent to arrest migrants. Authorities weigh how many soldiers and where they’ll be based, outlining timeframes and scope.
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Bill Richardson
Arizona
New Mexico Guard
Jamison Herrera
Richardson
Gilbert Gallegos
George W. Bush
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New Mexico
Texas
California
Border Patrol
RISD faces clash over Christian student speech at high schools
Roswell Independent School District and Liberty Counsel exchange legal letters after RISD suspended or disciplined students for distributing miniature baby models on January 29 and February 26. Attorneys defend rights and district duty to protect students as a 40-member teen group named Relentless operates under Oneighty.
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Roswell Independent School District
Liberty Counsel
Risd High
Mathew Staver
Tony Ortiz
RISD
Relentless
Christ
On Eighty
Church On the
Oneighty
Gonzalez trial advances on second day in Roswell murder case
Jurors heard witnesses on day two as Joshua Pablo Gonzalez faces charges of being an accessory to the killing of Pedro Burrola in Roswell. Burrola was shot outside a Roswell home after being lured from the residence. Frank Sanchez was identified as driver but later had charges dropped due to alleged mental state.
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Joshua Pablo Gonzalez
Pedro Burrola
Roswell
Gonzalez
Burrola
Frank Sanchez
Sanchez
Heard
Britt Snyder
Chaves County
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