Marys little lamb and the Christmas story
A Christmas reflection connects Mary to Jesus as the lamb of God. The piece recalls Gabriel's visit to Mary in Nazareth and the prophecy of a virgin birth, highlighting Mary’s faith and the meaning of Christmas with references to scripture and the song Mary Did You Know. Rick Kraft signs off with holiday wishes and contact details.
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Bus crash on I 10 near Lordsburg kills two
A tour bus colliding with a semi on Interstate 10 west of Lordsburg left two dead including a 7 year old, and at least 15 injured with three in critical condition. Six helicopters assisted transport to New Mexico and Arizona hospitals as crews awaited missing details.
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Domenici backs Frist for Senate leadership
Sen. Pete Domenici of New Mexico backed Tennessee Sen. Bill Frist to succeed Trent Lott as Senate majority leader. He said Frist should be chosen by acclimation between Christmas and Jan. 1 and praised Frist as an “absolute joy” who quickly grasps complex issues. Domenici noted a sadness for Lott but expressed support for a new, reunified leadership.
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Guilty pleas in Las Lunas murder case unfold
Nic Aker 20 pleaded guilty to second degree murder for luring Mary Alice Stephens 24 to an Albuquerque area apartment where Richard Clappsy strangled her. Clappsy admitted first degree murder and kidnapping as the two men faced lengthy prison terms.
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Lott Faces Backlash Over Civil Rights Remarks
Political scientists say Trent Lott faces a damaging fallout from remarks seen as dismissive of civil rights. President Bush minimizes direct involvement as Lott navigates a damage control phase and a January Senate Republican meeting to decide leadership.
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Lott comments pose setback for GOP race outreach
Senior Republicans say Lott's remarks hurt efforts to shed racial baggage and warn the president may need to step back from involvement. Charles Black predicts Bush will lead the ticket on minority outreach while CAIR calls for Lott's resignation, stressing leaders must be seen as unbiased.
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Howard Dean rises as notable Democratic challenger
Political analyst Stuart Rothenberg notes Dean must prove himself but he already shows energy by campaigning in 28 states including Iowa and New Hampshire. Other Democratic governors like Gray Davis and Tom Vilsack are less likely contenders, making Dean a focus for 2004 speculation.
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