Debate on Border Fence Renewal Spurs Policy Debate
In Los Ebanos Texas the AP reports that Congress may require a border fence as part of a broad immigration reform bill. The plan would extend tall steel fencing along much of the 2000 mile Southwest border, a strategy CBP questions in effectiveness.
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Dufner Opens With 63 To Tie Major Record
Pittsford New York AP reports Jason Dufner holding a two shot lead at the turn after a weathered past collapse. He fired a 63 in the second round to tie a major championship scoring record as he maintained a steady confident demeanor.
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Pittsford
N.Y
Jason Dufner
In custody death ruled homicide in Roswell case
Autopsy by the Office of Medical Investigators in Albuquerque concludes Cody Towler died as a homicide after an in custody incident on February 5. The report cites physical and electrical restraints during intoxication and notes excited delirium as the cause, a diagnosis contested by critics.
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Albuquerque
Cody Towler
Towler
Roswell
Union Avenue
APD
Sabrina Morales
Morales
St. Louis Law Journal
American Civil Liberties Union
Office of Medical Investigators
OMI
New Mexico
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Jorge Orio-Jaime
Water main break floods East 23rd in Roswell area
A water main burst near the Christa Lee Apartments on East 23rd Street causes 18 inch flood depths for about an hour starting at 3 p.m. City crews shut the line after pipes age and possible vehicle impact are noted. About 20 apartments may lack water and nearby parking lot is flooded.
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North Main Street
North Garden Avenue
Christa-Lee
Paul Gomez
Roswell
New Mexico
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Bill Collins
Collins
Otero Federal Credit Union
Custody death prompts questions in APD investigation
Sherrie Towler, mother of Cody Towler, recalls a late-night search for her son and describes police actions after his in custody death. She questions the homicide ruling, notes being kept at the APD until morning, and worries about withheld information and potential enemies.
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Cody Towler
Sherrie
Cody
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Biden weighs 2016 bid and keeps name in the mix
Vice President Joe Biden may run in 2016 or not and is courting key primary states. Allies describe his active schedule aiding Democrats as part of leadership duties, while Clinton leads the field in public perception.
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Washington
Joe Biden
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Michigan
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Biden
Palestinian joy and Israeli pain over inmate release
In the West Bank Mustafa al Haj, an American-born settler killer, faces possible death in an Israeli prison as part of a prisoner release deal that frees 104 inmates in four stages. Palestinians celebrate while Israeli victims’ families condemn the move as insulting. 26 names, including al Haj, are published ahead of talks.
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Brukin
West Bank
Mustafa al-Haj
Mideast
Israel
al-Haj
U.S
Gateway breaks ground on science lab at Christian school
Gateway Christian School held a ground breaking ceremony for a state-of-the-art science lab. The lab, to be completed in four to six months, will seat 24 students and offer six lab stations. Superintendent Rev. Rick Rapp said the project will see strong use and is another dream come true.
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Gateway Christian School
Rick Rapp
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