San Diego Harassment Suit Against Mayor Faces Snag
A settlement effort to end the sexual harassment dispute involving Mayor Bob Fisner stalled Thursday as the attorney pursuing the suit against him raised new objections. The action centers on alleged misconduct during Fisner’s tenure and involves city officials and collaborators. The case proceeds toward possible mediation and continued litigation as details remain unsettled.
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Dofia Ana Co Issues Gay Marriage Licenses
Dofia Ana County issues marriage licenses reflecting a shift in state policy. Officials announce new procedures as couples proceed with registration amid GOP political activity and regulatory updates. The piece notes Xcel rate hike talk and a 60th anniversary for KBIM.
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Aaron Hernandez Indicted on Murder and Weapons Charges
Former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez was indicted in Attleboro Massachusetts on first degree murder and weapons charges in connection with a fatal shooting. The case highlights ongoing legal action surrounding Hernandez and related investigations.
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Obituary: April Joy Usrey Olive M. Rinker
April Joy Us rey and Olive M. Rinker are listed in today’s obituaries on page A2. The notices memorialize their passing and note affiliations with local families and communities.
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Gay couples marry on spot after license surge in Las Cruces
In Las Cruces and across southern New Mexico on Thursday gay and lesbian couples rushed to obtain same sex marriage licenses amid a surprise ruling. Couples like Thom Hinks and Richard Sunman said they married immediately to secure certificates before possible legal changes. Governor Susana Martinez and Attorney General Gary King offered no moves to halt the practice as court cases test legality.
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Roast honors Jennings for public service in Roswell
About 475 attendees gathered at the Roswell Civic Center for a dinner roast honoring former state Sen. Tim Jennings. The Democrat, who left office after 38 years in January, thanked supporters as speakers including U S Rep Michelle Lujan Grisham and others praised his dedication to New Mexico. Proceeds benefited Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southeastern New Mexico.
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Nasdaq Trading Halt Shows Systemic Glitch
Nasdaq halted trading as a system glitch disrupted price dissemination on a normally calm summer day. Brokers raced to pinpoint the failure amid rising concerns over electronic market reliability and prior similar incidents in recent years.
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Main Street road project nears end
The Main Street roadway project between College Boulevard and Country Club Road is nearly finished. Project manager Francisco Sanchez says all major construction is complete with re painting of striping slated for 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. for three days next week and no daytime lane closures. Traffic will be diverted.
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Prosecutors grapple with felonys murder law in New Mexico
Prosecutors face challenges proving murder in New Mexico where felony murder extends to crimes during a robbery or other offense. Sheriff Detective Dennis Kintigh notes courts have left victims vulnerable amid differing state definitions and the need for prosecutors to show intent and causation under state statute.
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Manning seeks hormone therapy to live as Chelsea Manning
Bradley Manning, after a 35 year sentence, asks to be known as Chelsea and to begin hormone therapy to transition to a female identity. An NBC Today statement signed Chelsea E Manning outlined the request. Army spokesman Wright said such treatment is not provided and that prisoners receive mental health care instead.
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