Obama Takes Plan On The Road In Pa Speech
President Obama warned that tax hikes for the middle class would be a lump of coal for Christmas while Boehner said fiscal cliff talks were going almost nowhere. The remarks came as lawmakers faced the looming deadline and ongoing negotiations.
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Hagerman Edges NMMI 63 62 in Narrow Victory
Hagerman narrowly defeats New Mexico Military Institute 63 to 62 in a tense home game. The contest featured a late surge by Hagerman to secure the win and boost their standings.
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Denver tight ends target more in Manning era
In 2009 tight ends had 27 catches and 30 last year they caught none in the end zone. The shift comes with Peyton Manning changing Denver’s passing game from Tebow era reliance on blockers to a more productive option.
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Obituaries and forecast tease on A3 page
Obituaries list David M Salas Sr Josiah Kai Bryan Rosa Lynn Robertson and Christopher M Barker Dalila Quadros among notices. Forecast shows highs around 76 and low near 35 with regional outlook.
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Suspect Led Cops on High Speed Chase Through New Mexico
Matthew Evans twenty six led deputies on a pursuit beginning in Torrance County and ending on North Main Street in Roswell. Police reported speeds over 130 mph as Evans drove a silver Audi along I-40 and U S 285 through Vaughn before authorities briefly lost sight near Roswell. The chase was halted near the Roswell city limits for public safety.
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Lesser prairie chicken face potential threatened listing
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service considers formally listing the lesser prairie chicken as a threatened species. A yearlong review will include public meetings across New Mexico Texas Colorado Oklahoma and Kansas as habitat decline from ranching farming and wind energy threatens the bird.
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Israel to build 3000 new settlement homes after UN move
Israel announces plans to construct 3000 Jewish homes on occupied land in the West Bank in response to the UN recognition of a Palestinian state. The expansion targets a strategic area critics say could derail any viable Palestinian state and underscores ongoing Israeli control despite the UN upgrade. Daniel Seidemann of Ir Amim calls the move a doomsday scenario.
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Main Street Roswell Electric Light Parade Lights Up Downtown
The Electric Light Parade lights Main Street Roswell at 6 p.m. with a New Mexico Centennial theme. Caroling contest at 4 p.m. at the Chaves County Courthouse features vintage 1912 outfits and prizes for top floats. Girls Scouts sell hot chocolate. lights are turned off along the parade route to highlight floats.
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DA seeks review of James Gomez release conditions
Chief Deputy District Attorney Michael Murphy filed a motion in Magistrate Court to review Gomez conditions of release. Gomez posted 1000 cash on a 10000 bond on Oct 2 and was held in Chaves County Detention Center on two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and one count of aggravated battery on a household member. The incident March 31 in Hagerman involved alleged gunfights and an attack on a female victim with a gun pointed at an elderly neighbor.
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Suzanne Norton Jones Teaches Harmony With Horses
Suzanne Norton Jones, daughter of Lt. Col. Anderson Norton, has built a career as a horse judge, teacher, breeder and trainer. She emphasizes partnership over control, comparing training to a dance with the animal. She started riding young and views rapport as key to guiding a horse.
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Jones earns multiple honors for equestrian work
Jones has received numerous awards from competitions and major shows in North America and abroad including Germany and Mexico. In 2005 she was named Horseperson of the Year by the New Mexico Horse Council and in 2009 she was inducted into the New Mexico 4-H Hall of Fame. In August she and her horse See SPOTLIGHT are featured.
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