Searchers race to find plane as signals fade
The search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 resumed in the Indian Ocean with no new underwater signals detected. Officials warn the beacon batteries are fading while depths reach about 4,500 meters, complicating recovery of the black boxes and wreckage.
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Cemetery walls to honor veterans amid TV deal
The plan features two walls with capacity for 200 veterans, to be delivered soon. The A E show Shipping Wars will haul the concrete walls and film two versions, one solemn and one featuring a headstone for an alien, a gesture tied to town promotion and tax dollars.
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Cleanup plan advances in Roswell council session
The city will use contractors for winter cleanup as revenue allows. Officials say code enforcement packets are distributed to Realtors police and other departments and residents are urged to maintain property outside their fence. The Roswell Police Department expects to fill all open positions soon bringing sworn staff to 95. there were 4 501 calls 164 accidents 739 incidents 678 arrests and 1 244 traffic or parking violations last month. Fire Department saw 2600 total calls since January 1 while Station 7 construction continues.
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Albuquerque Hints at Police Reform and Kendra's Law Debate
Albuquerque officials push for policy changes amid APD scrutiny while lawmakers weigh revisiting Kendra's Law to compel mentally ill patients to take medications or face hospitalization. The context includes the March fatal standoff with James Boyd and ongoing Justice Department scrutiny.
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New Mexico eyes law on officer hiring after Albuquerque shootings
Police and lawmakers debate state hiring rules amid concerns about officers with questionable histories. Darren White urges scrapping a one year probation rule allowing hires without academy training as pressure grows for reform this year.
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