Dorner Claims Racist Colleagues Ended LAPD Career
In a posted manifesto Dorner argues his firing from the Los Angeles Police Department stemmed from racial bias within the force. He asserts colleagues and officials conspired to remove him after he challenged misconduct. The document presents Dorner’s rationale and accusations as part of his broader confrontation with LAPD leadership.
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Memorial and sponsor panel weigh NM teacher pay rise
A memorial event honors Palacios sponsor for Allsup’s musician and businessman. A panel recommends a pay raise for New Mexico teachers as Adoption Day events highlight the weekend.
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Inside Sports Sacrifice and Work Ethic for Top Athletes
A feature emphasizes discipline in athletics with focus on early workouts before school or work and the choice to skip social events to improve performance. It highlights dedication, routine, and the impact on athletic success.
Obituaries of Garold Parrish Rose Ornelas and others
Local obituaries announce the deaths of Garold L. Jerry Parrish Rose P. Ornelas Lois Muelker James Alton Lay and Manuel Segura on the page B7, detailing their passing and brief biographical notes. The notices note service details and surviving relatives where available.
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Northeast digs out as storm paralyzes New England
The Northeast faced heavy snow and power outages after a weekend blizzard. About 650,000 homes lost electricity as 25 million people along the New York to Boston corridor confronted impassable roads. In Providence snowdrifts reached five feet. residents cleared driveways while fatalities from the storm were reported, including a Boston boy who died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Down Syndrome Foundation hosts first SE NM workshop
The Down Syndrome Foundation of Southeastern New Mexico held a Saturday workshop on Eastern New Mexico University Roswell campus to equip teachers administrators therapists and parents with resources. DSF was one of six groups nationwide to receive a $10000 grant from the National Down Syndrome Congress and Global Down Syndrome Foundation.
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Four apply for vacancy on the 5th Judicial District Court
The District Judicial Nominating Commission will meet at 9 a.m. Thursday at the Chaves County Courthouse to evaluate four applicants for the 5th Judicial District Court vacancy created by the death of Judge Ralph Shamas. Applicants include James Hudson, Michael Murphy, John A. Phinizy II, and Judy A. Pittman. The meeting is open to the public and comment is welcome at opening.
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Obama to focus State of the Union on jobs growth
President Obama will center his State of the Union on boosting job creation and economic growth amid high unemployment. He may outline steps to end the Afghanistan war by 2014 and tie the economy to second-term priorities like gun control and immigration policy.
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