Student survives nine day snow ordeal in car
A Flagstaff college student was released from hospital after a brutal nine day stretch trapped in her car in a blizzard. She endured freezing conditions with no heavy coat or blankets and only two candy bars for sustenance while authorities investigate the circumstances.
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RFD recruits fight controlled burn in mobile home blaze
Firefighters battled a controlled burn incident that spread to a mobile home destroying the structure and contents. RFD chiefs continue searches as the mayor plans a Santa Fe visit amid legal proceedings involving Hensel bound over for trial on witness issues.
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Barkley Chooses USC Return Over NFL Move
USC quarterback Matt Barkley announced at Heritage Hall that he will return for another season, saying he is not ready to leave and has unfinished business with the Trojans after guiding the program through NCAA sanctions and piling up strong numbers.
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House caves on payroll tax deadlock in short term deal
In Washington Republicans caved to demands by President Obama and Democrats for a two month payroll tax cut renewal. The plan extends the tax break through February 29 and preserves jobless benefits while delaying broader talks to next year. The $33 billion bill would be financed by higher fees on government backed mortgages.
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Council OKs HVAC system for MISTIC center
The Roswell City Council approved MISTICs request for an Urban Development Action Grant loan in a special meeting, voting 8-0 to fund a new heating ventilation and air conditioning system for the MATRIX International Security Training Intelligence Center.
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Snowstorm Threatens New Mexico Holiday Travel
The National Weather Service warns a winter storm will blanket western and central New Mexico with heavy snow and winds up to 65 mph. Up to 12 inches in mountains and 7 inches in northeast and central areas could create near zero visibility on I-40 and I-25, with I-40 closures already in place near Grants and Santa Fe.
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Block gets temporary jail reprieve
Former Public Regulation Commissioner Jerome Block Jr. may leave jail for Christmas and New Year’s, a temporary break before sentencing on felony charges next month. Judge Michael Vigil set a $10,000 bond with $1,000 cash, as Block pleaded for mercy.
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Bombs rock Baghdad killing at least sixty nine in Shiite areas
A coordinated attack by Sunni militants linked to al Qaida hit markets and government buildings in Baghdad killing at least 69. The blasts raised fears of renewed sectarian violence after the U S withdrawal and amid a government power struggle led by Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki.
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