International scrutiny grows as Syria crackdowns intensify
The Arab League monitored Homs amid a crackdown that activists say killed hundreds in a week. On Monday at least 42 died, with 13 in Homs province, as observers led by Lt. Gen. al Dabi met Homs officials and visited districts like Baba Amr and Inshant.
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Drought Drags On as Snow Offers Mixed Help in Pecos Valley
In New Mexico the drought persists with erratic rainfall. Snow offers limited relief as groundwater flows recharge the Pecos Valley aquifer amid heavy water restrictions. Farmers face five year allotments of 17.5 acre feet with penalties for overuse while livestock respond slowly to dry conditions.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Southeast New Mexico merges leadership
The BBBS office for southeast and northern New Mexico merges under new CEO William Wolf. Jennings praises Wolfs community ties and business background while the Roswell leader helps run the family shoe business and volunteers with local groups. The regional office at 1717 W Second St remains active and matches continue as mentors needed.
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China currency policy debate grows across party lines
A report on exchange rate practices seeks more flexibility and a level playing field with major U S trading partners. Mitt Romney criticizes Obama for not citing China’s currency manipulation, while lawmakers push to authorize sanctions and better cite unfair practices. China and Japan agree to mutual currency acceptance to ease trade.
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Debate over a Broadway ticker tape parade for the wars
New York city leaders discuss a possible ticker tape parade on Broadway to honor troops amid the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts. Pentagon officials caution about security risks while supporters cite Gulf War fundraisers as a model.
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North Korea bids farewell to Kim Jong Il with public mourning
State media reported Kim Jong Il died December 17 at age 69. Funeral plans and a national memorial are set for Thursday, with footage showing mourners circling his glass casket in Pyongyang. His son Kim Jong Un led officials at the bier as crowds pledged loyalty amid solemn three minute silence and artillery salutes.
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