Dave Brubeck, Jazz Icon, Dead at 91 in Hartford
Jazz composer and pianist Dave Brubeck died at age 91 in Hartford. His career spanned postwar America and reshaped jazz with bold rhythms in works like Take Five. Brubeck formed The Dave Brubeck Quartet in 1951 and influenced generations.
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Possible person of interest flees as shooting probe widens
Police pursue a possible person of interest after a shooting case, with authorities widening the murder probe. Thomas Martinez, 28, was arrested in connection with related events as investigators seek leads and evidence amid ongoing inquiries.
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Broncos Aim to Narrow Gap in Oakland Showdown
Denver enters tonight’s clash in Oakland riding a seven game win streak and already clinching the AFC West title. The Broncos (9-3) focus on playoff seeding and health as they head into the final stretch of the season.
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Obama rejects GOP brinkmanship over fiscal cliff
President Obama told business leaders he will not play the Republicans game as talks with Speaker Boehner and a unified Congress stall on averting the fiscal cliff. Sen Coburn signaled possible tax-rate increases for top earners as part of deficit cuts while aides began limited contact with Republicans by email.
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Anna Belt Celebrates Century at Sunset Villa in NM
Sunset Villa Care Center marked New Mexico’s centennial with Anna Belt turning 100. Five generations gathered as residents, family and friends enjoyed cake, balloons, and treats. Activity director Nancy Perez said centenarian celebrations are rare and meaningful.
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Egypt in turmoil as clashes flare near presidential palace
Cairo intensified its political crisis as supporters and opponents clashed outside the presidential palace leaving at least 211 wounded. Four presidential aides resigned in protest while opponents demanded rescinding the charter. Morsi pressed ahead with plans for a December 15 referendum.
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Salvation Army bell ringer seeks pledges for record attempt
The Salvation Army of Roswell seeks sponsorship pledges for a bell ringing world record attempt beginning 11 a.m. Tuesday at Walgreens on 1835 N. Main St. Capt. Beau Perez notes post office rules blocked in front of postal buildings, prompting the organization to act with potential PSP contract.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters seeks volunteers in SE New Mexico
The nonprofit reports extreme need for adult volunteers to pair with children across southeast New Mexico. Over 100 kids are waiting for matches, with Roswell alone listing about 40. Volunteers of all backgrounds are welcome and no special skills are required.
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Syrian Civil War Spills into Lebanon in Tripoli Violence
Families of Lebanese men killed in Syria say their relatives sought peaceful lives while Assad regime labeled them foreign jihadists. Gunmen from opposing sides clashed in Tripoli on Wednesday, marking three days of violence that left six dead and nearly 60 wounded, underscoring Lebanon's vulnerability to the Syrian crisis.
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