Christmas Travel Chaos Strikes Britain as Snow Closes Links
London reports a travel meltdown as snow and ice halt rail and air links on a busy Christmas period. Officials scramble to clear roads runways and stations while cancellations and delays ripple to destinations worldwide.
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Tempers flare over murder case in last 24 hours
A local murder case heats up with new developments as police pursue leads. Community members react with concern while investigators press for evidence and a clear timeline of events.
Raiders Down Broncos in Tebow Sparked Tilt
Oakland held Tebow to two big play touchdowns and punished three turnovers plus a costly first half penalty that erased a score, prompting coach Tom Cable to vent at halftime.
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Obama presses GOP senators to back New START pact
President Obama urged reluctant Republican senators to ratify the New START arms control treaty with Russia. Support grew as Sen. Scott Brown and Sen. Johnny Isakson signaled backing after targeted calls from Clinton and Biden, with several GOP amendments failing.
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Suspects Plead Not Guilty in Minor Case
James Ortega 20 Tommy Smith 19 pleaded not guilty in 5th District Court to kidnapping and criminal sexual penetration of a minor. Co defendant Steven Perez 19 lacks counsel and arraignment set for Dec 27. They are accused of false imprisonment and rape of a 15 year old on Oct 2. Roswell Police released Oct 6 after seeking whereabouts of Ortega Perez and Smith. SWAT raided Frontier Motel around 10 p.m. on Oct 6.
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South Korea braces for possible North Korean retaliation
South Korean President Lee Myung bak convened security leaders as troops prepared for possible North Korean retaliation after artillery drills on Yeonpyeong Island. Defense Minister Kim Kwan-jin said Seoul and Washington would monitor North Korea closely while readiness remains high. New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson praised North Korea’s restraint during his North Korea visit.
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Roswell woman mauled by escaped dogs and fined owner
Tammy Coleman was attacked by a pit bull and heeler mix that escaped from a neighbor’s window on December 14. She sustained deep wounds requiring 15 stitches and seizures. Owner Gerry Hamilton must prove tags kennel and rabies shots before dogs can be returned.
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