Heart Mountain Museum Opening Marks Family History Tale
Jamie Ford, a Great Falls resident, reflects on his father's stories of being Chinese on the West Coast as he explores themes of his family history tied to the Heart Mountain museum opening in Cody Wyoming. The piece notes the AP report and indicates more details on page A7.
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Top web items include parking lot danger and job fair turnout
A summary of recent web items notes a parent calling RHS north parking lot dangerous while a job fair draws 550 attendees. Other entries include Congressman Pearce visiting Roswell and United Way kicking off its luncheon.
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Cowboys and Chargers Scrimmage in Double Training Day
The Cowboys and Chargers held a joint scrimmage at Cowboys headquarters in Irving Texas marking the first of three practice days. The session featured hot weather and outdoor fields with both teams in different uniforms and early wakeup times.
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Texas
Dallas Cowboys
San Diego Chargers
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Chargers
Dow plunges as global fears spark Wall Street selloff
The Dow Jones tumbles 419 points as bad US data and European bank concerns roil markets. Oil slides over five dollars while gold hits new highs and mortgage rates drop to a multi decade low. Unemployment claims rise to 408000, signaling sticky inflation and weak growth.
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Wall Street
Asia
Europe
Dow
Roswell FM Filming Underway at Pecos Valley Broadcasting
The Pecos Valley Broadcasting Company building hosts scene work for the upcoming independent movie Roswell FM. The film follows staff at a radio station devoted to paranormal themes, with a quiet facade masking ongoing production activity.
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Pecos Valley Broadcasting Company
Roswell FM
Vega trial Day 3 details injuries and charges
State of New Mexico coverage notes David Vega describing injuries from a shootout after the May 10, 2010 killings of Christopher Vega and Alisa Montgomery. Officer Ted Sandoval remains pellet injured, with 10 pellets found in Vega and surgery deferred to avoid further damage. Vega faces two counts of first degree murder, three counts of attempted murder on a police officer, and one count of assault. Forensic psychologist testimony cited.
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New Mexico
David Vega
Ted Sandoval
Christopher Vega
Alisa
Michelle) Montgomery
Sandoval
Vega
County approves wind farm special use permit
County commissioners approved a special use permit for a commercial-scale wind farm after delaying the vote to review stipulations. The permit passed with eight of twenty original requirements, including turbine set back from highways and notification of nearby radio and TV towers within five miles to prevent interference.
Death penalty repeal may affect Astorga case in New Mexico
The New Mexico Supreme Court set a Sept 1 hearing on whether the death penalty repeal can apply to Michael Astorga, convicted in 2006 for the killing of Bernalillo County Deputy James McGrane Jr. The case questions how amended penalties apply to those not previously sentenced.
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State Supreme Court
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Michael Astorga
Bernalillo County
James McGrane Jr
McGrane
Astorga
Gary Mitchell
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Roswell Native Bradley to Deploy as Black Hawk Door Gunner
Roswell born Chris Bradley, 25, heads to Afghanistan to serve as a door gunner on a Black Hawk helicopter. He plans a one year deployment and will be away from his growing family, with details noted as he prepares to join the war effort.
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Chris Bradley
Afghanistan
Bradley
Goddard High School
Obama plan allows case by case deportations and work permits
The Obama administration set a case by case review for about 300 000 illegal immigrants facing possible deportation. DHS will focus on removing convicted criminals and security threats while offering work permits to those not in the highest priority categories. Janet Napolitano cited public safety and law enforcement needs in outlining the policy.
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U.S
Homeland Security
Janet Napolitano
Barack Obama
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