Nuclear lab fight grows over safety and cost in New Mexico
Questions swirl about the finite plans for the $5.8 billion Chemistry Metalurgy Research Replacement Facility at Los Alamos and whether it will withstand a 7.3 earthquake. Critics warn of seismic risks and environmental impacts while DOE pursues final designs amid budget cuts and calls to consolidate federal labs.
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Roswell City Council to Meet for Redistricting Hearings
The Roswell City Council convenes at 7 p.m. at City Hall to hear public input on redistricting after 2010 census data show ward population shifts. The meeting includes votes on a downtown master plan and a railroad district redevelopment report, plus advertising for a municipal infrastructure gross receipts tax referendum in March 2012.
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Thieves Steal Carpet and Door Knobs Across City Blocks
Police were called to the 700 block of West 11th Street after suspects entered a residence through a back window and took a Ruger SR40 valued at $500 from a sock drawer. In the 800 block of West Summit Street a ceiling fan, a light switch and door knob were stolen and carpet pulled up with a sink pulled from the bathroom wall. Police responded to the 1500 block of South Adams Avenue after a person entered a possi
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S and P rating clash sparks European outrage and U.S. downgrade
S&P faced angry reactions from European officials scrambling to contain the crisis and critics accusing the agency of too much market influence. The attention follows its removal of the United States AAA rating for the first time in August amid the protracted tensions.
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Burglary and Fraud Reports Hit City as Debates Rumble
Police report a burglary on Barnett Drive where a purse and $2000 in cash along with two charge cards and four social security cards were stolen. A separate fraud case notes $666.28 charged to a victim’s card in Roswell while a broader EU debt crisis debate features S&P commentary on governance and euro risks.
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Johnny Gonzales seeks toy donations for Christmas party
Johnny Gonzales founder of the Community Volunteer Program asks for toy donations for the 2010 Christmas event at Yucca Recreation Center 500 S Richardson Ave starting 7 p.m. Dec 24. The party provides toys food and entertainment for needy children with roundtrip transport and home deliveries for handicapped kids.
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Obama Draws Roosevelt Echoes In Kansas Address
Obama framed his Kansas remarks as a test of future economic policy linking to Theodore Roosevelt. He attacked Republican plans believed to repeat past downturns while urging a square deal for middle class Americans and calling for shared responsibility.
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