Titanic survivors honored at Rhode Island hall of fame
Two Titanic survivors who later became tennis pros are honored at Rhode Island's International Tennis Hall of Fame and Museum. Nearby on Cape Cod, a wreath will be laid for a radio operator who relayed Morse code messages as the ill fated ship went down.
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Top 5 Web Top 5 Web-Will horses rescue failing abattoir
Northern NM captured acclaimed artist Bulldogs take two from Roswell NMMI wins Hobbs.
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NMMI Broncos Fall Twice to New Mexico JC
The NMMI college baseball team dropped to 9-35 after a doubleheader loss to New Mexico JC on Saturday. The Thunderbirds led 5-0 after the top of the first in Game 1 and went on to win 10-3, then claimed the nightcap 17-2.
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Arbor Day Draws Hundreds to Spring River Park and Zoo
Roswell celebrated Arbor Day with hundreds at Spring River Park and Zoo. Keep Roswell Beautiful and the zoo handed out about 1 500 seedlings from 11 species suited to Roswell’s arid climate and conditions. Zoo director Elaine Mayfield noted long running collaboration with KRB and the Parks Department creating lasting tree growth.
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Openness tests U S diplomacy amid Iran talks and Cuba ties
President Obama pushes a policy of engaging adversaries to broaden diplomacy while facing mixed results. Progress with Iran over nuclear talks contrasts with Cuba relations and North Korea rocket tensions, shaping a global image of openness despite risks.
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ACLU Sues Roswell Over Free Speech Arrests
The ACLU of New Mexico sues the city of Roswell alleging police violated First Amendment rights of Joshua and Jeremy De Los Santos of Old Paths Baptist Church. The suit notes multiple recent arrests linked to their gospel preaching and seeks redress for alleged constitutional violations.
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Sheriff recalls 1980 prison riot carnage in Roswell talk
Roswell audience hears Chaves County Sheriff Rob Coon recount the February 1980 New Mexico State Penitentiary riot that left 33 inmates dead and more than 200 wounded. He describes the violence, the lessons learned, and his role on the SWAT entry team during a 36 hour crisis in Santa Fe.
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Dust storms close NM highways amid strong winds
Fierce winds kicked up dust across south western New Mexico forcing highway closures on Interstates 10 and 26 and US 180 from Deming to Hurley. Health officials warned residents with respiratory conditions to stay indoors as winds top 50 mph and linger through Saturday evening.
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