Wallace descendant opposes Billy the Kid pardon
William N. Wallace great grandson of Gen. Lew Wallace says there is no solid historical basis for Gov. Richardson to grant a posthumous pardon to Billy the Kid. Descendants of Sheriff Pat Garrett also oppose a pardon while Richardson reviews the case and seeks historical input. The Lincoln County War era remains disputed with no clear documentation of any pardon promise.
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Chamber of Commerce funds campaign influence grows
The U S Chamber of Commerce plans to spend 75 million dollars in this year s elections and has already invested nearly 190 million since January 2009. It backs Republican Senate candidates and runs ads in key states while allies like American Crossroads raise millions to aid GOP campaigns.
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Texas Tech professor uses graphic novels in business textbooks
Texas Tech professor Jeremy Short co authors Atlas Black graphic novels for business courses. Atlas and friend David Chan navigate starting a small business with management theory in illustrated form. The series gained traction in 2009 10 with strong student engagement and course evaluations.
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Obituary of Delores Lindley in Roswell
Delores Lindley died August 20 2010 in Roswell after a long illness Born July 24 1931 in Bado Missouri she married Allen Lindley in August 1950 They lived across the United States before retiring to Roswell in 1996 They were married 59 years until Allen died in April Services under Anderson Bethany Funeral Home and Crematory Visitation Monday August 23 2010 from 8 am to 5 pm at Anderson Bethany Funeral Home Crematory accepting memories in the online register.
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Harold Dow dies at 62 longtime CBS News correspondent
Emmy winner Harold Dow, a 40 year CBS veteran and key figure behind 48 Hours, died at 62 in New Jersey after an unexpected morning passing. Dow reported major events including the Hearst kidnapping, Pan Am 103 bombing, and 1996 Bosnia move, and survived the 9 11 attacks near the towers.
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