Gas prices spike on refinery problems and crude oil rise
A surge pushes the national average to 3.67 a gallon, up 34 cents since July 1, amid refinery outages on the West Coast Midwest and a California fire. Analysts warn prices may ease after Labor Day, with potential political impact for President Obama.
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New Mexico Voter Roll Purge Triggers Activist Concerns
More than 177000 NM voters are marked inactive as officials begin a roll cleanup ahead of the presidential election. The mailing asks verification of status. critics warn of voter confusion while officials insist the process follows the law and DOJ guidance.
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Multiple theft and vandalism incidents reported downtown
Police responded to several crime calls Wednesday and Thursday including vandalism at A to Z Teaching Tools 223 N Main St where a subject tagged the building causing 1100 dollars in damage, a theft from Barnett Drive vehicles, stolen handicapped placards, copper and a Visio tablet taken from a truck, and a Nikon camera set plus credit cards missing from another vehicle valued at nearly 2000 dollars. An iPod 200 dollars, a 9 mm handgun with two magazines and a GPS were reported stolen from other vehicles with no signs of forced entry. A fraud report noted unauthorized charges to an adult site with 140 dollars pending. A battery incident at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center followed a dispute after a remark led to a fight. victim sustained a possible broken arm. Crime Stoppers contact is 888-594-TIPS.
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Spanish police foil Sinaloa cartel European expansion
Spanish police with the FBI arrested four suspected Sinaloa members in Madrid as part of a bid to turn Spain into a European gateway. They intercepted a container with 822 pounds of cocaine in July, with the FBI Boston unit initiating the probe in 2009. The group reportedly included a cousin of Joaquin Guzman El Chapo, the cartel leader.
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