CIA Predator attack in Yemen kills al Harethi and others
A Nov 3 CIA strike in Yemen destroyed a carload of suspected al Qaida operatives including Qaed Salim Sinan al Harethi. Kamal Derwish, a Yemeni American, also died. Bush officials defend the action as legal and within presidential authority. Derwish’s death sparks questions from Buffalo relatives and Muslim groups urging confirmation.
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Safety concerns loom over U.S. 70 four lane plan
In court, engineer Dr Walter Kulash notes a four lane road may speed accidents rather than reduce them and presents traffic calming ideas like roundabouts. He cites NMELC Valley Community Preservation Commission and FHA safety guidance as the project proceeds with shoulder closures and weekday rock blasting through December.
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Roswell Teens Injured In High Speed Crash On Highway 285
A 16-year-old driver and a 15-year-old girl were critically injured when the 1995 Ford rolled five times after fleeing Carlsbad police pursuing a stolen vehicle. Both youths were flown to Covenant Medical Center in Lubbock with serious injuries. Alcohol is suspected.
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Roswell Police Briefs Report Two Shooting Incidents
Roswell police logged a shooting at a residence on Amherst Avenue with window and wall damage estimated at 1500 dollars and shell casings recovered. A 20 year old Roswell man, Ray Arthur Garcia, was shot in the abdomen on East Bonney and treated at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. he is not cooperating with investigators.
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U N inspectors in Iraq begin limited Samahon visit
Inspectors from the United Nations began a limited search in Iraq under a Security Council mandate. President Bush warned that Iraq may retain some chemical and biological weapons and possibly a nuclear program. U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan cautioned this is only the beginning as Iraq prepares a comprehensive report on weapons activities.
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