North Korea mourns Kim Jong Il death amid North South tensions
Kim Jong Il dies provoking uncertainty over power succession Kim Jong Un poised to assume control amid family rivalries Analysts warn of potential military show of strength and regional instability while Pyongyang declares a 11 day mourning period with funeral planned for December 28 Officials note routine missile drill in Seoul despite fears of crisis and possible escalation by senior leaders from Washington to Seoul
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Aca
CIA
Doggeot
Kim
South Korea
Konstantin Makienko
Center For Analysis of Strategies
Kim Jong
Ria-Novosti
North Korea
North
Seoul
Lee Kyu-yun
Lee Byung-joon
Kim Jong UN
South
Lee
Kim Jong Il
Baek Seung-joo
Korea Institute For Defense Analyses
Jang Song Thaek
Jang
Ryoo Kihl-jae
University of North Korean Studies
Kumsusan
Pyongyang
Abuse and death probe in Roswell index child Breanna case
Toxicology showed methamphetamine in Bodge and in Steffanie’s one year old. Investigators described the home as unsafe and chaotic. Breanna died after diabetes ketoacidosis symptoms appeared amid alleged neglect. The trial for Bodge is set for January 31 with possible plea talks.
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Bodge
Kautz
Natasha Kautz
Steffanie
Breanna
Natasha
Rusty Brisco
Kim Northcutt
Artesia
Mike
Rudge
Roswell
Local student joins Invisible Children roadie program
Emily Williams 21 a Goddard High School graduate to tour regions showing ICs film to educate the public on Uganda war aims to fund the LRA Disarmament and Northern Uganda Recovery Act Williams will work with a mixed team traveling from San Diego to notify and mobilize communities through 25 hour event and radio tower projects supporting protection and rehabilitation efforts
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Lord's Resistance Army
Uganda
Emily Williams
Goddard High School
San Diego
Calif
Ad Ted Area
Williams
Obama
Joseph Kony
LRA
Congo
Invisible Children Nmsa
Icnmsu
Kony
Invisiblechildren.com
J.bergman
Rdmews
Storm Dumps Heavy Snow Across New Mexico Ski Areas Report
A late December storm stretched from Grants to Roswell, closing schools and littering highways with accidents. Blizzard warnings spanned east of Albuquerque, with 10 to 20 inches expected in the northeast and several inches in Santa Fe and Los Alamos. Taos Ski Valley reported 53 inches this month as resorts welcomed the new snow and crowds.
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Las Vegas
Joe Padilla
el Paso
Colorado
Raton
Santa Fe
Los Alamos
Los Alamos National Laboratory
McDonald
Plains
National Weather Service
Todd Shoemake
Albuquerque
Grants
Catron County
Roswell
Shoemake
New Mexico
Taos Ski Valley
Adriana Blake
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