Senate Democrat pushes universal Do Not Track proposal
A top Senate Democrat announced plans this year to introduce legislation creating a universal Do Not Track option for online users and to penalize companies that do not honor it. The move follows warnings that the industry has failed to protect privacy online.
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Horse Slaughterhouse Wins Feds OK
The federal approval clears the way for a horse slaughter facility to operate. Officials say the decision enables the project to move forward under federal guidelines.
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Draft night: teams seek depth as big bodies lead first round
In tonight's first round, teams maneuver to move down while few franchise-type players appear. Many teams will value depth for later picks, but the big bodies are expected to dominate the opening round with about 17 of them projected in the top 32.
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Obituaries and Weather Enter Today's Page
Obituaries list Jackie Carpenter Harold Dean Lollar Buck L Wilson Frances Burris Jesus George Vega. Forecast notes today show a high around 47 and a low not specified.
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Suspect in Boston Marathon plot admits role before Miranda rights
Surviving suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev told FBI agents of his involvement in the bombing before a Miranda warning. Authorities noted physical evidence from the scene including a 9 mm handgun and toy remote control parts. Tamerlan Tsarnaev, labeled the plot’s driving force, was killed. Dzhokhar remains hospitalized after a getaway shootout. The CIA had earlier linked Tamerlan to a terrorist database, prompting scrutiny of prior warnings.
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Think NM pushes open primaries in New Mexico
Think New Mexico urges Democratic and Republican leaders to allow unaffiliated voters to participate in primaries. Executive Director Fred Nathan cites 18 percent independents and says turnout could rise and polarization drop. GOP notes risk of outside disruption. Democrats will consider next year.
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ARC of NM Center for Self Advocacy Host Conference
The ARC of New Mexico and Center for Self Advocacy held a Self Advocacy Leadership Conference at Sally Port Inn. Program assistant Amira Rasheed spoke about advocating for beliefs during the event. The ARC of New Mexico works to improve life quality for individuals with disabilities.
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Community Crime Stoppers and Neighborhood Watch meet Roswell
The United Way of Chaves County board hosted Crime Stoppers and Neighborhood Watch at the Boys and Girls Club to discuss safety. Steve Wolfe noted Roswell has 90 Neighborhood Watch groups and highlighted resource strains and citizen roles in crime prevention. A history of Chaves County Crime Stoppers was given, with $10,050 in rewards since 2010. Plans for a text or email reporting option and a public access police site were discussed, along with a Prescription Take-back event at the Historic Conoco Building on Saturday.
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