Stubborn Storm Makes Exit After Paralyzing Shutdown
A deadly windy storm that shut down large parts of the nation eased as it left, bringing bitter cold with temperatures below freezing in several states and gusts that felt like minus 25. Buffalo reports clearing conditions as the system moves on.
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Roswell suspect shot by Carlsbad officers in incident
Police search for a man after an incident left a suspect shot and killed by Carlsbad officers. In a separate report, Rockets suffer setback and a father son plan to take over city details emerge, while a space heater fire destroys a home.
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Roswell
Carlsbad
Kelly Named Notre Dame Coach As Cincinnati Prep Fades
Notre Dame selects Brian Kelly to restore the program, leaving an undefeated Cincinnati team that felt ready for more national exposure. The hire ends months of speculation about the Wildcats coach taking the Irish job.
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Notre Dame
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Obituaries for Helen Shorter Richard Kafka Oden Duran
Obituaries list late figures Helen Shorter Richard J. Kafka Michael B. Oden and Manuel R. Duran. Causes and memorial details not included in the brief notation.
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Helen Shorter
Richard J. Kafka
Michael B. Oden
Manuel R. Duran
Roe seeks high court ruling on Roswell judge ballot
Kevin Roe files a petition with the New Mexico Supreme Court challenging Roswell officials over whether the Municipal Court judge seat should appear on the 2010 ballot. The dispute centers on term length. state guidance says four years, while documents and city actions suggest a two year limit before reelection.
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Roswell
New Mexico Supreme Court
Kevin Roe
New Mexico
Secretary of State
Roe
Larry Loy
Water rate hike approved by city council
City Council votes 7-3 to approve an amended water rate increase starting January with a 4 percent rise, followed by another 4 percent next year and two 3 percent increases in the following two years. Councilman Maples urges tighter budget control during the debate.
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Obama defends war as needed to confront evil at Nobel
In Oslo Obama accepts the Nobel Peace Prize and argues evil exists in the world. He says evil must be opposed and defends armed intervention in self defense or moral necessity while pursuing a just and lasting peace. He frames his presidency amid a new doctrine and a hawkish stance.
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Swine flu sickened about 50 million Americans
CDC estimates put new swine flu figures at around 50 million illnesses and 10 000 deaths through mid November with 200 000 hospitalizations. Most hospitalizations and deaths are in non elderly adults and 18 to 64 year olds account for over three quarters.
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Atlanta
Thomas Frieden
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Frieden
Second arrest in arson fraud case tied to home fire
A two-year arson investigation led to the arrest of homeowner Timothy Ford on conspiracy to commit arson fraud and related charges. Ford, held at Chaves County Detention Center on a $200000 bond, is suspected of hiring two men to burglarize and burn his home at 1801 N Michigan Ave for insurance money. His daughter Kimberly Ford was arrested in December 2007 for arson and conspiracy.
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Chaves County Detention Center
Kimberly Ford
Michigan Ave
Character Counts seeks nominations for 2010 Teacher awards
Character Counts seeks nominations for its 2010 Teacher of Character Awards in Roswell. Co founder Judge Alvin Jones and director Ola Avery urged entries on Thursday as the program notes its 16 year history in New Mexico dating to 1994.
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Albuquerque
Martin Chavez
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