Buyout Triggers Layoffs at Oscar Statue Maker
The firm behind the gold plated Oscar statues will lay off nearly 100 workers as it undergoes a buyout. Some employees may be rehired, and production of the unique awards will continue at the Chicago north side facility.
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Title on the line in Los Lunas
An article fragment notes a Los Lunas item about a title dispute or bid as work proceeds locally. It mentions gun recovery by a farmer market employee and a Texas warrant cadet arrest, with a closing farewell to Albertsons staff.
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Los Lunas
Goddard Rockets Edge For 2012 State Title
The Goddard Rockets clinched the NMAA Class 4A state championship in a dramatic finish. Their hard work and perseverance carried them to a final seconds victory, securing the title in 2012.
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BLM Expands Area For Lesser Prairie Chicken Habitat
The U S Bureau of Land Management bought 1789 acres in eastern Chaves County New Mexico to join a larger protected area for the lesser prairie chicken. The move involves the Conservation Fund to consolidate land and funds and invites more private landowners to cooperate with federal state and nonprofit partners. Scientists cite wind farms oil wells fences as factors in habitat loss while Fish and Wildlife conducts a listing review with final decision due by November 2013.
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Texas
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Job gains defy Sandy despite storm and fiscal fears
U.S. employers added 146 000 jobs in November and the unemployment rate fell to 7.7 percent a four year low. Analysts say the underlying strength suggests hiring could accelerate if a budget deal is reached. Automakers posted their best sales month in nearly five years.
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White House
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Supreme Court to hear two gay marriage cases this term
The Supreme Court agreed to hear California proposition eight and the federal Defense of Marriage Act challenge. Justices may rule on whether gay Americans have the right to marry and on federal benefits, with decisions expected by late June. The term could shape civil rights for decades.
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Supreme Court
California
Roswell Considers Giant Cut-Out Art Along Highway
California artist John Cerney visited Roswell leaders to discuss displaying a large plywood scene along a highway. The “giant cut-out art” would feature extraterrestrials beside a UFO greeting a pie-baking woman and a rancher with his rifle beside an automobile. The work aims to provoke a specific mindset for passing drivers.
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California
John Cerney
Roswell
Edward Seitz rebuilds his life after losing everything
Edward Seitz grew up loving hands on work in landscaping and construction. He moved to Roswell in 2002 to care for his ailing mother, quit his Kansas job, and stayed as she battled cancer. His mother died in 2011 two years after his wife’s death, leaving him to rebuild.
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Roswell
Kansas
Seitz Finds Help At Roswell Adult Center
With a broken arm and no steady income Seitz left home and became homeless. After a period of low mood and destructive coping through alcohol he sought support and found the Roswell Adult Center, discovering help during a difficult time.
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