Blagojevich Given Long Federal Prison Sentence
The former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich received a lengthy sentence after his 2008 arrest and conviction. He will serve at least 85 percent of the term, with early release unlikely before about 12 years, while the case highlighted alleged payoffs and political influence.
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HHS Overrules FDA on Morning After Pill for Teens
The HHS halted an FDA decision to allow over the counter sales of Plan B for young girls, including those as young as 11. Sebelius acted at the eleventh hour, prompting criticism from Democrats and praise from conservatives. Teva Pharmaceuticals and women's groups expressed shock. The shift could influence independent voters ahead of the next election.
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Independent oil firms cross state lines in Permian Basin study
The Permian Basin extends across New Mexico and Texas with about 26 000 wells on the New Mexico side and 73 active rigs as of September. Independents drive discovery while majors remain integrated. New Mexico regulations raise costs and competition. The piece previews further analysis on drilling, techniques, regulations, and state revenues.
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Community urged to adopt dogs and cats this weekend
Animal Services reports 52 adult dogs and 17 cats with seven puppies as adoption day approaches. The AWA clinic on December 10 offers a limited neutering window with a fast specialist vet, charging a $5 rate for adopters and vouchers for others. First come, first served. adoption papers required. Contact 575-624-6722 for details.
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Tammy McKee
AWA
Jo Mclnerney
Jurney
J.palmer
Roswell-Record.com
Remembering Pearl Harbor Survivors and Interment Ceremonies
The article recounts ongoing ash scattering and interment ceremonies for five Pearl Harbor survivors whose cremated remains are returning to Pearl Harbor. U S S Utah and Arizona are highlighted as the ships involved, with survivor Gilbert Meyer recalling the 1941 attack and swimming ashore after torpedo and gunfire.
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Vernon Olsen
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