Egypt's Morsi faces protests as crisis escalates with violence
Across Cairo protests intensified as Mubarak era rivalries resurfaced. Morsi defended his expanded powers while opponents demanded dialogue without preconditions. Obama pressed for nonviolent resolution as security forces and guards sealed the presidential palace amid clashes and resignations in his inner circle.
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Washington
Barack Obama
Egypt
White House
Obama
United States
Cairo
Muslim Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Maadi
Mubarak
Hussein Abdel-Ghani
Abdel-Ghani
Miramontes Graduates ENMU Roswell Class of 2011
Miramontes, who graduated in 2011, spent two and a half years at Kunkel and Associates real estate appraisal firm and plans to study computer engineering and math at the University of New Mexico in spring. She credits ENMR teachers Don Burleson and Annemarie Oldfield and campus advisor James Mares for guidance and support.
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Kunkel and Associates
Miramontes
University of New Mexico
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Don Burleson
Annemarie Oldfield
New Mexico PACs and Campaign Spending Surge in 2010s
The piece notes PACs led by Craig Varoga and Reform New Mexico Now fueled costly legislative campaigns. It explains new state limits of 5000 per committee and 2300 per donor, while federal rulings allow independent ad spending without coordination. It highlights Tim Jennings and Michael Sanchez races and Susana PAC activity.
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Craig Varoga
PAC
New Mexico
Peter Wirth
Santa Fe
Wirth
House
Senate
Reform New Mexico Now
Farmington
Jennings
Michael Sanchez
Belen
Unknown Pearl Harbor graves gain identifications and honors
National Park Service historian Daniel Martinez notes the reflection from past era sharpens focus on what matters. Alfred Livingston, a USS Oklahoma fireman first class, was identified among unknowns after exhumation and forensic work. Local residents and family members attended a 2007 memorial in Worthington Indiana, honoring a missing son.
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National Park Service
Daniel Martinez
Emory
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Washington
Alfred Livingston
USS
Oklahoma
Jon
Ken Livingston
Worthington
Ind
Livingston
Alfred
Hawaii
Indianapolis
American Legion
Cadet Extradition Case Highlights Texas Child Assault Laws
Garcia is held without bond at Chaves County Detention Center pending extradition to Texas. Aggravated sexual assault of a child is a first degree felony in Texas, with up to 99 years’ imprisonment. Ashley’s Laws mandate at least 50 percent served before parole, typically 80 percent. Online solicitation of a minor is a second degree felony if the target is under 14. Lt. Norton notes Texas assault charges differ from New Mexico’s.
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Tion. Garcia
Chaves County Detention Center
Texas
Ashley
New Mexico
Local Market Unveils Redesign With Gluten Free Offerings
Farmers Market expands with gluten free and organic items like trail mix granola and wasabi peas. New services include ready to cook meats and steamed seafood. Shoppers praise the redesign with broader selection and convenience while the store hosts tastings and prize drawings culminating at 6 p.m. December 15.
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Nolan Ryan
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