Fields Turn To Mud Amid Wet Spring Across Midwest
Rain drenched the central United States easing drought but turning fields to mud. The National Drought Mitigation Center released a weekly drought monitor report from Lincoln Nebraska noting improved moisture but lingering field conditions as spring rains continue.
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RHS Girls Beat Rockets in District
District action highlights include RHS girls defeating Rockets to strengthen standings while local crime tip programs like Crime Stoppers and Neighborhood Watch are promoted by ABC of NM and the Center for Self Advocacy. A federal approval for a horse slaughterhouse is noted alongside a new VA plan to speed up claims.
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Bills trade back land EJ Manuel pick in first round
Bills general manager Buddy Nix swung a back eight spot move to gain more draft choices and still select Florida State quarterback EJ Manuel with the 16th overall pick. He called the approach calculated and assessed the risk as worth it.
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Luella Childers Anetta Carpenter Obituary Notice
Obituaries honor Luella Childers and Anetta Carpenter in today’s notices. Details reference their passing and acknowledgment of family, with readers urged to consult Page A6 for full memorial information.
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Tsarnaev brothers planned Times Square attack before capture
Investigators say the Boston Marathon bombers planned to detonate five pipe bombs and a pressure cooker device in New York City after hijacking a car. The plan unraveled when hostages escaped at a gas station and police moved in, killing Tamerlan Tsarnaev and capturing Dzhokhar.
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Syria Uses Chemical Weapons Crossing Red Line
The White House said U S intelligence indicates President Bashar Assad has twice used deadly chemical agents in Syria's civil war, a move that would cross Barack Obama's red line. Officials cautioned the evidence is imperfect and not yet sufficient for immediate intervention. The revelation follows weeks of tanker reports and assessments by U S agencies and allies.
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Job Corps Holds First Men’s Forum for Students
Male students, directors and instructors joined in six classes and a social barbecue marking Job Corps first Men’s Forum. Social Development Director Joe Martinez urged education for self-improvement, not just to please others, as teachers and staff aimed to break comfort zones and foster bonds.
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Basic Education instructor honored by judge in court
Ernestine Archuleta, a 13 year veteran Basic Education instructor, received a heartfelt plaque from Chaves County District Court Judge Freddie Romero inside a courtroom. Surrounded by colleagues, she expressed surprise and gratitude for her work with juveniles and adults earning high school equivalency through Eastern New Mexico University Roswell.
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CVE Demonstrates Electricity To Fifth Graders At School
Fifth graders at Military Heights Elementary watched a live electrical safety demonstration by Central Valley Electric Cooperative representatives Leah Smith and Raelynn Bean. They used a miniature model of power lines to show how electricity travels and the hazards of handling branches and figurines near live circuits.
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Villa del Rey hosts inaugural Health Fair in Roswell area
Villa del Rey at 2801 N Kentucky Ave soon renamed Emeritus hosts its first Health Fair to raise awareness of community health services. Dietitian Director Marlene Roberts notes the event unites services for residents and welcomes La Villa and Lovelace Hospital participants.
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