Old Lincoln Days brings hundreds to Lincoln weekend
Old Lincoln Days celebrated Lincoln's Old West heritage with reenactors Donna and Ray Thomas and Iron Horse Hurd listening to a companion under rainy skies. John Rhodes of Hagerman competed in a fiddling contest as Kerry Anderson of Capitan played a dulcimer for a small crowd at the Lincoln visitor center.
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Donna Thomas
Ray Thomas
Iron Horse Hurd
John Rhodes
Hagerman
Kerry Anderson
Capitan
Lincoln Visitor Center
Adkins Starts Roswell Pregnancy Center With Church Help
Shauna Adkins, unable to have children, leads a Roswell effort to open a pregnancy resource center. She and her husband have two adopted children and credit miracles for them. Her Georgia experience educated her on abortion effects, fueling motivation to help pregnant women. She sought church backing and rallied community support to start the program at Church on the Move.
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Shauna Adkins
Roswell
Adkins
Chaves County
Bus bombing in Israel kills nine during morning rush
A Palestinian suicide bomber struck a bus near Tifat in northern Israel, killing nine passengers and himself. Hamas claimed responsibility, marking a second deadly attack in five days as violence raged from the Galilee to Jerusalem and the Mediterranean coast.
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Maine
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Mili
Mideast
David Baker
Ariel Sharon
Sharon
Salah Shehadeh
Gaza City
Hebrew University
Shehadeh
Roswell Tax Plan Faces Community Wedge and Ego Clashes
John Garcia of the New Mexico Economic Development Department visited Roswell to aid the Local Option Gross Receipts Tax push by CCDF. He warned ego clashes between Mayor Bill Owen and the Roswell Hispano Chamber of Commerce threaten passage, while Rev. Landjur Abukusumo urged concrete plans and broad input from all residents to improve Roswell.
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New Mexico Economic Development Department
Chaves County Economic Development Foundation
Garcia
Bill Owen
Roswell Hispano Chamber of Commerce
Landjur Abukusumo
CCDF
Abukusumo
Washington Chapel Ame
Canadian teen arrested for lighting shoe on plane
A 17 year old Canadian passenger on a US Airways flight from Toronto was arrested after a lighter was used on his shoe as the aircraft taxied into Pittsburgh International Airport. The boy, unnamed due to age, was cited for disorderly conduct and released to his father. federal authorities questioned both.
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US Airways
Toronto
Pittsburgh International Airport
Allegheny County
Robert Clark
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