Woman sentenced in illegal driver's license ring
Ana Hernandez, a 46 year old named in a 42 person indictment, received a 10 year sentence plus 5 years of probation after pleading guilty to ten counts for forging affidavits that allowed 44 illegal immigrants to obtain New Mexico driver licenses. Hernandez says she helped desperate people and her attorney blames anti immigration politics.
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Oil Rig Count in U S Declines to 1799
Baker Hughes reports U S rigs active for oil and gas fell by one week to 1799 with 1381 targeting oil and 416 seeking gas. Year ago count was 2019. State changes include New Mexico up eight and Alaska up four, Texas down five and Louisiana down six.
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Artesia Adopts In God We Trust for City Logo
Artesia voters approve adding the phrase In God We Trust to the city logo after Mayor Phillip Burch cites Bakersfield efforts and Jacqueline Sullivan who founded In God We Trust America Inc. The Bakersfield California notes over 300 municipalities in 12 states have adopted the idea, with Artesia possibly the first in Mexico.
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Assad still has cards to play in Syria crisis
Assad remains entrenched with thousands of loyal troops and air power while diplomacy stalls. Russia’s backing shields Damascus at the UN and worries over Islamist rebels curb Western intervention. NATO plans Patriot missiles for Turkey are defensive, not an intervention, as the conflict threatens Lebanon and spills across borders.
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Animal Control investigates possible lost vizsla pointer case
A vizsla pointer found Thursday in the Enchanted Hills area was rescued by a passerby at Stripes near Sycamore Avenue and Second Street and brought to Animal Services. The dog is weak and may be a runaway or stray. owner unknown. If recognized, contact Animal Services at 624-6722.
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