The Perfect Crime Rumors Surround South Korea Ship Sinking
Seoul weighs options after the warship's sinking with analysts unsure of North Korea's role. Investigators have yet to prove Pyongyang's involvement, and Seoul cautious about provoking a costly conflict.
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Bravo Arrested Charged with Murder Trial Set in Nursery Lawsuit
Placed under arrest, Bravo faces murder charges as a related nursery lawsuit proceeds. James Gomez linked to reports. PETA billboard contest features, while a GHS graduate wins a 200 event.
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Rockets Win District Titles In Windy Tennis Clash
Goddard boys dominate Artesia 9-0 and girls topple Roswell 7-2 to clinch team district titles despite a windy, debris filled match. Coach Becky Joyce notes the tough conditions but praises both teams' resilience.
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Gulf Coast Oil Spill Expands Threat as Barrier Efforts Intensify
The spill grows far beyond initial estimates washing ashore along the Gulf Coast with a fivefold larger reach. Coast Guard and BP deploy booms skimmers and chemical dispersants while officials warn of potential decades long environmental impact. Local fishermen rush to harvest shrimp as barriers protect marshes and the Mississippi delta area.
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Arizona immigration law sparks lawsuits and boycotts
A Tucson police veteran filed a suit challenging the new Arizona immigration crackdown as governors in Texas and Colorado spoke against it and activists protested outside a Diamondbacks game. The measure makes state crimes out of illegal presence and prompts federal potential challenges from Attorney General Holder amid claims of racial profiling.
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Judge rules fraud law not retroactive in whistle blower case
A New Mexico judge voided portions of a 2007 fraud recovery law in a whistle blower suit over alleged pay to play in state investments. The ruling disabled retroactive application to actions before July 2007, involving Frank Foy and a pension fund. The state considers an appeal but did not decide on further steps.
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Roswell Shows 70 Percent Census Mail-Back Rate
City officials unveiled a 2010 Census tracker at the Chaves County Courthouse lawn to monitor Roswell participation for the decade. Officials cited a 70 percent mail-back rate as of Wednesday and projected high participation with a hoped-for 50,000 population status, noting the city averages higher figures than New Mexico overall.
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Del Norte students tour 1912 home museum heritage
About 60 fourth graders from Del Norte Elementary visited the J.P. Whitehouse museum in Roswell to learn early 1900s life. They handled butter making and apple pressing, explored quilts and bread baking, and heard that Xcel Energy funded free tours to preserve New Mexico history.
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