Unprecedented ruling tests Pakistan legal system
News from Rawalpindi reports an unprecedented judicial ruling that challenges norms and broad implications for the country's legal framework. The decision raises questions about how courts handle high profile cases and authority across institutions.
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Inside Sports Preview Notes Local Games
Inside Sports highlights district and playoff games with emphasis on key matchups and overlooked contenders. The page tease frames upcoming action and stakes across area teams, signaling further coverage on page B1.
US weighs cutting aid to Egypt amid crackdown
The Obama administration reviews possible reductions to Egypt's 1.5 billion dollar annual aid after the military ousted Morsi. White House talks consider trimming military or economic aid as U.S. suspends four F-16s and cancels planned exercises amid deadly protests and regional influence concerns.
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Rain helps ranchers but aquifer still needs more
Recent storms have delivered rainfall across Chaves County aiding ranchers and greening pastures. Local water managers say the water is not enough to recharge the aquifer, though conditions are less bleak, per Aron Balok of the Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District.
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New Mexico Distinguishes Assault and Battery in State Law
State law in New Mexico keeps a clear split between assault and battery. Assault involves threatening conduct without contact, while battery includes physical hitting or even spitting. Aggravated assault adds weapon use to the threat. The same statutes may shift with appellate rulings. See LAWS, Page A3.
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Walgreens launches charity program for Community Kitchen
Walgreens at 1835 N Main St partners with Saint Peters Church at 115 E Deming St to offer customers a chance to buy snacks or food for Community Kitchen. Store manager Owen Black says the project is in early stages and aims to deliver meals for families in need.
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Officials cleared in Benghazi security gaps
Four State Department officials, including senior figures from the Diplomatic Security Bureau and Near East Affairs, are cleared of security failures linked to the Benghazi attack that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens. They will be reassigned after an internal review found no breach of duty.
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