Bandelier Shares Pueblo’s Story Through Indian Voices
Bandelier National Monument reveals the canyon and cliff dwellings as a living narrative. American Indian tribes contribute voices and artwork, linking past inhabitants to the site’s present interpretation.
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Pair arrested in shooting prank linked to Vale murder case
Montoya charged with Vale's murder as authorities disclose a shooting prank investigation. Bert Murphy and other suspects are identified among area residents. officials urge caution as health care tips from local providers surface amid the case.
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Cowboys aim to play Super Bowl at home in 2005 season
Oxnard California AP reports Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones drives toward a home Super Bowl at Cowboys Stadium. The club seeks its first title in 15 years, pursuing a historic achievement as February and season bets loom.
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Obituaries and Weather Notes On Page B3
Obituary notices for Pearl Irene Wier Henry Mendoza and Leona Isler appear on page B3. The page also features Today’s forecast with high and low temperatures for the state.
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Roswell Council Accepts Budget Backing UFO Festival Support
The Roswell city council unanimously approves the current fiscal year budget after a workshop and special session. The package includes up to five new RPD positions with 257000 in salaries and 150000 for next year's UFO Festival funded from tax revenues. Mayor Del Jurney praises the council staff collaboration.
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Attacks in Iraq Kill 56 Across Dozens of Bombings
Bombers and gunmen killed at least 56 Iraqis in more than two dozen attacks across the country on Wednesday. The casualties hit security forces hardest, making August the deadliest month for police and soldiers in two years as U.S. troop levels fall below 50,000.
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Massacre of 72 migrants linked to Mexican cartel
An Ecuadorian survivor says a Mexican drug cartel killed 72 Central and South American migrants within 100 miles of the U S border. Marines battled cartel gunmen at a Tamaulipas ranch. 1 marine and 3 suspects died. Bodies of 58 men and 14 women were found. Authorities cite the Zetas as the captors. Migrants hailed from Honduras El Salvador Brazil and Ecuador.
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Balderas Campaign Stop Focuses on Spending Reform
New Mexico state auditor Hector Balderas spoke at a Roswell breakfast meeting with local Democrats about his re election bid. He urged bottom up budgeting, broader spending reviews, and citizen empowerment while noting audits can curb waste and corruption despite past staff cuts.
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Economy Shows Grim Signals Of Slow Recovery
Washington reports a renewed downturn with demand shrinking across sectors. Businesses cut investment, home sales slide to multi year lows, unemployment nears double digits, and manufacturing falters as economists expect slower growth below 2 percent for the April to June period.
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