Pakistan denies CIA station chief unmasking claim
Pakistan's main spy agency rejected on Saturday claims that it unmasked the CIA's Islamabad station chief. The denial warned that such accusations could harm the fragile counterterrorism partnership with the United States.
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Child tests positive for drugs in Martinez case
A report references a child yielding positive drug tests connected to Martinez. Solis and John A. Barnett Jr. are noted in relation to the Nativity scene and a Mine That Bird home context.
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Bobcat Boys Improve to 9-0 with 53 35 Win at Tatum
Hagerman boys basketball opened with a 22-6 first quarter and pressed Tatum, securing a 53-35 victory to stay undefeated at 9-0. Coyotes' challenge fell short as Hagerman built a commanding lead Friday night.
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Senate votes to end ban on gay troops in military
The Senate approved ending the 17 year ban on openly gay service members sending the bill to President Obama who is expected to sign. Repeal requires presidential and military adviser certification and a 60 day wait. 65-31 vote with eight Republicans in favor and 55 Democrats plus two independents.
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Christmas Bike Run Brings Cheer to Assurance Home
Dozens of low-rider cars and motorcycles gathered at the Assurance Home grounds on Saturday for a Christmas bike-run started four years ago by David Garcia of the Shep Krew club. The event began at the Wool Bowl and ends at Assurance Home, delivering gifts and pizza to youths in need.
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Tempers flare over murder case in Chavez County
Deputies seized a pistol during searches of two East Third Street residences after a report of threats linked to an ongoing family feud. Witnesses said a gray Chevrolet Malibu tailed a car near Second Street and Atkinson Avenue as James Gomez, facing a first-degree murder charge in Zachary Perez death, left his preliminary hearing. The woman involved, unnamed but tied to the Perez family, reportedly aimed a gun at Gomez supporters, signaling a flare up in the feud following the hearing.
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Couple sues over tax lightning tax plan in Las Cruces
A Las Cruces couple filed a state district court suit against Dona Ana County claiming the plan to sharply raise property taxes on their home violates state law. They argue reassessments on newly purchased homes bypass the 3 percent cap, citing recent Bernalillo County rulings on reassessments.
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Middle schoolers perform ballroom dance at Yucca Center
Andrew Fox and seven other eighth graders from Sidney Gutierrez Middle School learned tango polka and salsa in a 10 week career class. Under instructor Bob Powers they practiced an hour weekly and performed at the Adopt a Soldier dinner and dance benefit in front of about 50 spectators.
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