July job gain shows modest rise and low unemployment
U.S. employers added 162000 jobs in July, the smallest increase since March, while the unemployment rate declined to 7.4 percent, a four and a half year low, signaling mixed labor market improvements.
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Rodriguez Returns to Thunder Hitting Likely Last Home Run Before Suspension
Alex Rodriguez resumed with the Trenton Thunder on Friday and belted what could be his final homer before a lengthy ban from major league action. The suspended Yankees star returned to rise for the minor league club outfit.
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Judge halts Valley Meat horse slaughter pending analysis
A federal judge granted a temporary injunction blocking Valley Meat slaughter operations near Roswell until the USDA completes further environmental review. The ruling bars opening Monday and sets a bond hearing for all parties, including Valley Meat’s lawyers and plaintiffs from Idaho, Washington, and New Mexico.
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Congress in chaotic five-week break 113th Congress
The 113th Congress enters a five week recess amid limited achievements and rising disorder. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid urged order as lawmakers crowded the chamber while Sen. Susan Collins prepared to challenge leadership, signaling strategic posturing within the party.
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WWII airman Dominick Licari finally home after 70 years
In New York state residents honor Sgt. Dominick Licari with flags and signs as his World War II remains, identified after nearly seven decades, are brought home to Frankfort. Honor guards, a Mohawk Valley procession, and a Albany airport arrival mark the tribute.
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Kintigh Aims to Help Roswell Through His Detective Work
Dennis Kintigh, a detective with the Chaves County Sheriff's Department since January, discusses his work on a homicide case, burglaries, and a rape case in Roswell. He recalls interviewing a woman in her 30s who struggles with heroin addiction.
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Roswell official reshapes retirement into public service
The narrative profiles Kintigh a former military space program veteran who left two engineering degrees and a computer science master's to join the FBI in Los Angeles then Roswell New Mexico in 1992. He spent 14 and a half years in narcotics investigations covering 25000 miles of southeastern New Mexico and later entered state politics serving two terms in the Legislature.
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Roswell
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