White House struggles to control Egypt messaging
The White House races to clarify its stance on Egypt amid confusion over Mubarak's future. Officials push back on Wisner remarks and insist the United States seeks an orderly, peaceful transition while avoiding dictating leadership.
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House battles over Patriot Act extensions stir partisan clash
The debate centers on renewing three Patriot Act provisions set to expire Feb. 28. Rep. Kucinich challenges tea party support for big government, while Leahy eyes extended, oversight enhanced measures through 2013 and possible end to national security letters. The White House favors extension to 2013 for certainty.
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Water flood disrupts power at Roswell High School
Water flooded the boiler room causing a south campus power outage. Baca said the panel was moved upstairs and custodial crews would restore power to the remaining south buildings late Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. He called the situation dangerous due to the electrical panel in the flooded area.
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Love Letters Bridge Past and Present at Museum Display
Halverson and museum board members describe a World War II letters exhibit that highlights handwritten correspondence before modern cell phones. The project, inspired by Dear Abby and Andrew Carroll, aims to revive letter writing and shows the Walker Aviation Museum at Jerry Smith Circle, open Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 9 to 3. call 347-2464 for details.
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Andrew Carroll
Walker Aviation Museum
Jerry Smith
Roswell councilor fallout and court bid referenced
The text notes a councilor McWilliams re signed on December 27 ahead of a mayoral court hearing seeking removal over secretly recording closed sessions and sharing them with local news. Radio figure Kevin Bonner announced he turned the recordings over to city officials after listening to them.
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Mileage Club boosts student fitness at Roswell and Monterrey
The Mileage Club program ties running laps to math grades and perfect test scores, rewarding students with additional miles. Started at Roswell High four years ago and now in Monterrey for three years, it aims to instill lifelong healthy habits, with enthusiasm from participants and families. Fitness Finders reports over 2.5 million children in about 15,000 schools ran nearly 30 million miles last year.
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Gas Restored Efforts Continue After Taos Outages
Crews labored through the night to restore gas service in Taos and nearby areas after a Thursday shutdown caused by pressure drops in supply lines amid West Texas electrical blackouts. Governor Martinez urged more funds beyond a $1 million set aside by the New Mexico Gas Company to cover widespread economic damages. National Guard Hummers and utility crews canvassed neighborhoods to locate unserved homes as officials warned of continued challenges for Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
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Unions Under Fire as Debates on Dues and Oversight Rise
State lawmakers discuss union dues and member rights amid unrest among members who feel disenfranchised. Ezzell proposes a bill granting district attorneys authority to investigate violations with penalties including up to a $1000 fine or jail time for employers guilty of breaches.
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