Motherland Tuesday spotlight on area high school preps
A busy Tuesday for area prep sports featured key performances from local squads. Teams battled across football, basketball, and track action, highlighting standout players and rivalries that energized fans.
Jenin refugee camp ambush claims Israeli soldiers
In Jenin West Bank Palestinians attacked Israeli troops in a crowded refugee camp triggering a suicide bomb and gunfire. Thirteen Israelis died the largest loss in the war and nine were wounded as the assault unfolded in a narrow alley and courtyard.
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West Bank
U.S
Israel
Ariel Sharon
Nablus
Salem
Bigger thinking advised during economic forum
Roswell leaders and state officials urged a regional mindset at the Economic Development Foundation forum. Dr. Travis Kirkland pushed critical self assessment and long term impact while Sen. Tim Jennings urged positive, regional cooperation beyond Roswell to Las Cruces and the Pecos Valley.
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Economic Development Foundation
Roswell
Kirkland
Tim Jennings
Jennings
Las Cruces
Lincoln County
Otero
Eddy
Pecos Valley
Tristani Challenges Domenici Record in Senate Bid
Gloria Tristani criticizes Pete Domenici’s long Senate tenure arguing New Mexico’s progress stalled. She promotes a reformer platform favoring federal aid to raise education standards and broader citizen support. Tristani outlines a philosophy that government should actively help Americans advance.
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U.S. Senate
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Domenici
Washington D.C
Tristani
New Mexico
United States
Baby rescued from Roswell fire amid critical condition update
A Roswell home fire at 701 S Missouri Ave left 15 month old Denease Montafio missing inside until two firefighters entered the rapidly spreading blaze. The child was later rescued as the parents escaped. the baby remained in critical condition at University Hospital in Lubbock.
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Lubbock
Roswell
Mike Puckett
S. Missouri Ave
Puckett
Fred Montano
Angela Cobb
Issaid Montafio
Denease Montafio
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
County Can Be Sued For Drownings In Flooded arroyo Case
The New Mexico Court of Appeals ruled Chaves County can be sued by David Rutherford and relatives over drownings on July 14, 1996, when a car was swept through Walnut Creek arroyo flooded road. Plaintiffs claim inadequate barrier planning and poor agency communication allowed the tragedy.
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Santa FE
Chaves County
State Court of Appeals
David Rutherford
Rutherford
Walnut Creek
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