Pentagon trims carrier presence in Persian Gulf to one
The Pentagon will reduce its aircraft carrier presence in the Persian Gulf from two ships to one as budget cuts affect U S military forces. Defense officials described the move as a significant effect of the budget reductions on military posture.
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Pentagon
Persian Gulf
Defense Department
U.S
Jury Convicts Gregory Hobbs of Voluntary Manslaughter
A jury convicts Gregory Hobbs of voluntary manslaughter in a case tied to a death in police custody. Prosecutors alleged Hobbs used excessive force during an arrest, leading to the victim’s death and prompting an intense court proceeding.
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Gregory Hobbs
Honduras Beats US 2-1 in World Cup Qualifier Opener
Jerry Bengtson exploited a defensive error to score the decisive 79th minute goal as Honduras rallied to defeat the United States 2-1 in the final round opener for the World Cup. Clint Dempsey had given the U.S. a brief lead.
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Honduras
United States
Clint Dempsey
U.S
Postal Service plans five day week delivery to cut losses
The Postal Service aims to end Saturday mail and move to a five day-a-week delivery model except for packages to cut costs. Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe calls the finances urgent as Congress weighs the idea amid farmer and union protests.
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Washington
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Lesser Prairie Chicken Plan Discussed by Officials
State and federal representatives heard a proposed management plan for the lesser prairie chicken at the Game and Fish Department. The U S Fish and Wildlife Service began evaluating listing the species under the Endangered Species Act in December. A five state coalition Colorado Kansas New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas formed the Interstate Working Group to craft a range wide conservation strategy. Grant Beauprez of the Game department is cited as a prairie chicken biologist.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Area veterans learn of services at Roswell conference
Veterans from the region attended a Roswell Convention Center outreach conference featuring information from local and national agencies. Organizers highlighted government and private resources for healthcare, benefits, and employment. Tina Fischer of Leprino Foods discussed job opportunities for veterans. My HealtheVet Coordinator Jennie Taylor described the online tool for veterans to access medical records.
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Scouts Delay Decision on Gay Exclusion Policy
The Boy Scouts of America postponed a ruling on relaxing the ban on gay members and leaders. The national executive board cited complexity as the reason for delay amid intense pressure from both sides of the debate.
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Irving, Texas
Boy Scouts of America
BSA
Irving
Texas
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