House tackles broad energy bill and oil drilling in Arctic refuge
The House rejected a plan for higher automobile fuel economy as part of a wide energy bill. The measure would open Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling and grant about 33.5 billion dollars in tax breaks for energy interests over ten years, with White House backing and bipartisan lobbying.
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D-Mass
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R-La
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Dick Armey
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Emily Randle wins broiler division at Chaves County fair
Emily Randle, a seventh grader from Berrendo Middle School and member of the Berrendo 4-H Club, earned champion and reserve champion in broilers at the Chaves County 4-H and FFA Fair. Her pens scored for meat yield, uniformity, toe and beak formation, and overall health.
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Emily
Berrendo Middle School
Berrendo
Melissa Randle
HEYCO
David Randle
Ben
Cole
Goddard School
Randle
Chaves County
14 Year Old Charged in Father and Girlfriend Slaying
A 14 year old boy in Shell Lake Wisconsin is charged with two counts of intentional homicide for the shooting deaths of his father and his father's girlfriend. Prosecutors say the youth confessed, after arguing with his father over chores, and moved the bodies to a barn. He faces transfer to adult court under state law.
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Shell Lake
Wis
Joshua L. Lepley
Wisconsin
Clark testifies on appeals and execution timing debate
In cross examination, Clark disputes earlier prison assault claims and details. Martinez confirms Clark had not fully disclosed the picture, while a psychologist and fellow inmate describe taunts and a sewage backup. The exchange grows tense as Evans questions Clark’s long term appeals versus execution. Martinez and Bonem discuss the relevance and limits of questioning.
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Evans
Bonem
Aragon remembered as top officer and army veteran
State Osuna described Aragon as an excellent recruit at the police academy and one of the better patrol officers. He is survived by parents Amadeo and Veronize Aragon, his wife Monica, and two children Lloyd R. Jr. and Audrianna. Aragon served seven years on the Grants police force after time with the New Mexico National Guard air defense artillery unit.
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Aragon
Police mourn officer killed in Chimayo shooting case
State police say officers mourn a fallen colleague. The 1991 Chimayo killings left seven dead including a 7 month old baby. Glen Huber among victims, shot in his patrol car. Ricky Abeyta was convicted and serves four consecutive life terms.
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Espanola
Chimayo
Huber
Ricky Abeyta
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