Ferdinand a Lucky Calf Rescued Near Albuquerque
A muddy helpless calf stuck in a drying watering hole was spotted by vultures circling overhead miles from help. Rescuers succeeded in lifting the calf from the muck and saving its life after its mother perished nearby.
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Albuquerque
Roswell Wins Pair of One-Run Games
Roswell secures two close wins in baseball with single run margins. In a pair of tight contests, the team edged opponents 1-0 and 2-1 to sweep the doubleheader.
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Xcor
Lisa Riley
Roswell
Baylor probation after recruiting violations
The NCAA placed Baylor on three years of probation after an investigation found hundreds of impermissible telephone calls and text messages to prep recruits by basketball staff. The violations were deemed major, coming soon after the Lady Bears completed a 40-0 national championship season.
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Waco
Texas
NCAA
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Obituaries and Forecast Noted on Page B3
Obituary notices for Jean Pearce, Andres F Rodriguez, Anna G Allensworth, and Ruby Doyle appear on page B3. The forecast lists a high of 90 and a low of 51 with no other weather details provided.
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Jean Pearce
Andres F. Rodriguez
Anna G. Allensworth
Ruby Doyle
BLM Talks Endangered Lizard and Chicken at Roswell Meeting
The Pecos District Resource Advisory Council gathered in Roswell to review Restore New Mexico efforts aiding the dunes sagebrush lizard and the lesser prairie chicken. The program since 2005 has treated hundreds of thousands of acres, with $29 million in total partner funding and targeted brush control to protect habitats near riverbanks and oil and gas sites.
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New Mexico
Restore
BLM
Natural Resources
Doug Burger
Teen birth rate in New Mexico falls since 2000
The CDC reports 5.3 percent of women aged 15 to 19 birthed in 2010, down from 6.5 percent in 2000. Sylvia Ruiz of the New Mexico Teen Pregnancy Coalition credits lessons and youth efforts, noting improvements but the state remains No. 2 nationally.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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New Mexico Teen Pregnancy Coalition
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Ruiz
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Syria pledges cease fire with caveat amid war toll
Syria says it will halt fighting by the UN brokered deadline but reserves the right to defend itself against what it calls armed terrorists. State media framed gains against insurgents as restoring authority while denying an uprising. The White House cautions Assad has reneged on prior promises. Annan plans further actions.
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Syria
U.N
White House
Bashar Assad
Annan
True Blue Friendship Forms at Casa Maria Health Care
Abby Gonzalez a 5 year old kindergartener and a great grandmother Carnella share an unlikely bond at Casa Maria Health Care Center. The cross generational friendship inspires workers and residents with warmth and curiosity as they spend time together on Wednesdays.
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Abby
Casa Maria
Abby Gonzalez
Carnella McKinney
Casa Maria Health Care Center
Feds review 140 ideas for boosting water supply
The U S Bureau of Reclamation solicited public ideas to ease water strain in the 36 million person Colorado River basin through 2060. More than 140 proposals were submitted including iceberg towing, Mississippi diversions, Alaska water shipments, beef demand reduction, desalination and pool cover incentives, with many suggestions labeled ambitious or impractical.
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Mexico
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
California
Colorado River
Mississippi River
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Bureau
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