United Airlines to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
United Airlines will file for Chapter 11 protection in federal bankruptcy court in Chicago, ending a two year loss streak and signaling a major restructuring. The move risks reducing flights and triggering thousands of layoffs as the carrier seeks to slash costs. A federal judge would oversee the proceedings in what would be the largest U.S. airline bankruptcy. The board and unions indicated an imminent filing, with CEO Glenn Tilton noting a more likely outcome.
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Freedom Ride Powers Toy Drive For Salvation Army
A sunny Pecos Valley Saturday drew about 65 motorcycles and 25 vintage cars for the Christian Motorcyclists Association toy drive and poker run. Bikers collected toys, food and money for needy kids while cruising 21 rural miles along Sajara, Railroad and Berrendo roads.
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Roswell
Butch Stevenson
Roswell High Counselor De Los Santos Remembered by Former Student
Rudy De Los Santos. longtime Roswell High School counselor, mentored Carisa Fierro who recalls his guidance shaping her life. He served since the 1980s after a career in the military and National Guard. He helps students prepare for college or military paths and coordinates ceremonies.
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Arizona
Wal-Mart
New Mexico UnderCount Tied to Hispanics and Indians
New Mexico had one of the highest census undercounts with American Indians and Hispanics bearing a disproportionate share. The state missed 35 276 residents or 1.9 percent of the population, raising funding questions as federal aid depends on raw counts. The Census Bureau released adjusted figures amid court-ordered disclosure, though officials warned they are flawed and unreliable.
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Residents plan action meeting on sewage dumping case
Two weeks after a state official sanctioned Hondo Valley resident Jonnie Van Winkle for illegal dumping, locals will gather at 6 p.m. at the Glencoe Store to form an action plan for the Lincoln County Commission. Van Winkle admits dumping on his property over four years and was ordered to file quarterly disposal reports and cover waste with dirt, but no fines were imposed.
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Dan Foley
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