Charles Gibson Ends 34 Year Run at ABC News
New York AP reports Charles Gibson leaves ABC after 34 years in TV news. He built viewer trust, reached top ranks, and closed with his familiar signoff I hope you had a good day. The note appears on page B4.
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Lone Lady Traveler Inspires Christmas Sock Hop
In a festive city scene, Shaner is elected State Bar president as a lone lady traveler evokes mythic West romance. BBBS hosts a Christmas party while Johnny leads a Sock Hop reminding kids that Christmas is about giving.
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Hagerman Tops Dexter in Riverside Rivalry at Lewis Gym
Hagerman (5-2) used an 11-0 run in the opening quarter to pull away from Dexter (1-4) and claim a 60-37 victory at Lewis Gym. The Bobcats burst ahead after Dexter led 7-5, sparking the decisive 11-point run.
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No Obituaries for December 19 2009
Today's obituaries listing is empty with no deaths announced for December 19 2009.
Obama brokers climate deal at Copenhagen summit
President Barack Obama steered a political climate accord with China and other rising powers, delivering a non binding three page agreement. It pledges 30 billion dollars in aid over three years and aims to mobilize 100 billion annually by 2020 for developing nations with no binding emission targets. The pact includes India, South Africa and Brazil and requires industrial nations to publish targets while developing states state actions to cut pollution.
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Pit rule election debate on oil well regulations heats race
Environmental groups clash with oil and gas producers overPit rule changes in well development and maintenance. Gubernatorial contenders signal repeal of Oil Conservation Commission rules, with all four GOP candidates opposing the regulation.
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Recreation mainstay Laurie Jerge shapes Roswell programing
Roswell Parks and Recreation Superintendent Laurie Jerge calls recreation essential in good and bad times. A Roswell native, she holds degrees from Eastern New Mexico University Roswell and New Mexico Highlands University. Jerge manages Cahoon Park facilities and events, promotes activities on local radio, and earns multiple honors including NRPA marketing awards and the Governor’s Award for Outstanding Women in New Mexico. She appeared on the Maury Povich Show in 2000 with her twin sisters. Jerge is married to CPA John Jerge. the couple met in high school and returned to Roswell.
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Manatt Seeks Re Election To Roswell City Council
Roswell councilwoman Marilyn Manatt announced Friday her bid for re election to the City Council in the upcoming March election. Appointed last August by Mayor Sam LaGrone she chairs the Parks and Recreation Committee and cites park improvements and prudent budgeting as campaign pillars. She says she supports no new taxes while defending a 4 percent water rate increase to fund aging infrastructure.
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BIA Withdraws Biological Assessment for Desert Rock Project
The Bureau of Indian Affairs withdraws its biological assessment for the Desert Rock coal plant in the Navajo Nation due to concerns over mercury and selenium affecting two endangered San Juan River fish. The move delays final reviews as agencies coordinate on potential carbon capture and further analysis may be required.
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Roswell Man Convicted of Murder and Kidnapping
A Curry County jury found 25 year old Brandon Barela guilty of first degree murder kidnapping and related charges in the death of Tucumcari truck driver Ron Hutson. Prosecutors said Barela knew what he was doing while his defense noted the killing was a spur of the moment act after a night of drinking.
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