Two Men Found Dead At Elevator Shaft In Manhattan
In a 12 story Manhattan building two men were found dead at the bottom of an elevator shaft as if dumped there. The incident was reported as a grim discovery with one body atop the other. The New York City Department of Records announced the debut of a photo database on Tuesday.
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Top 5 Web Roundup Highlights Local School Debate
A heated online discussion on trapping sparks strong reactions as the group debates ethics and safety. A report of a gun incident briefly shuts down a local school, prompting a safety response. Old Timers Day features a large party while Broncos secure a nationals spot and a standout DI recruiter draws attention.
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Cowboys bolster offense with veteran signings in free agency
Dallas reaches for immediate help with two veteran linemen a Romo backup a cornerback a safety a linebacker and a fullback in rapid free-agent moves. The team now aims to address defense in the No 14 pick Thursday night as the draft looms.
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Obama revisits student debt pitch at Boulder campus
President Barack Obama spoke at the University of Colorado at Boulder amid rain and heat as thousands of students, including Colorado Springs junior Alex Cutter, waited to hear his plan for lower cost student loans. The visit follows a broader push on campuses in Colorado and two other 2008 states, Iowa and North Carolina, to address loan burdens and repayment limits.
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NMMI Cadets Complete Ropes Course Leadership Skill Loop
New Mexico Military Institute cadets finished the Ropes Course Facilitation and Leadership unit with a final skill set. They performed high angle rescue activities combining wall climbing rappels and equipment evaluation learned over the semester.
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Record numbers of miller moths invade New Mexico
Roswell residents face a spring infestation as miller moths appear in unusually high numbers across New Mexico. Chaves County agent Sandra Barraza notes 2012 levels stand out, driven by favorable climate conditions that allow moths to emerge from pupae amid mild winter and spring warmth.
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Law enforcement to buy new equipment
Roswell Police Department and Chaves County Sheriff's Department receive 33 082 dollars from a Justice Assistance Grant. The annual federal funding is split 70 to 30 by case load, giving RPD 23 167 dollars and the Sheriff 9 924 dollars for operational gear and training within three years.
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Roswell Proclaims Healthy Schools Day Anniversary
Roswell marks the 10th anniversary of National Healthy Schools Day with a proclamation by Mayor Del Jury declaring April 24 2012 Roswell Healthy Schools Day. The observance aligns with Earth Week spanning April 16 to 22.
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Kunko seeks county clerk post in 2012 bid
City Clerk Dave Kunko announces candidacy for Chaves County clerk in 2012 as current clerk Rhoda Coakley retires after 24 years. Kunko, Roswell native, former county clerk 2001 to 2004, and ex New Mexico Association of County Clerks president, promises open government and enhanced public records while leveraging election and records experience.
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