Obama cites al Qaida link in Abdulmutallab plot
President Obama in a radio address links Abdulmutallab to an al Qaida affiliate in Yemen. He orders a full review of security gaps and summons homeland security officials to the White House Situation Room for a briefing.
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Michael Leiter
National Counterterrorism Center
al-Qaida
Director of
National Intelligence
CIA
FBI
Pentagon
Administration
United States
Abdulmutallab
al- Qaida
Obama
White House
Yemen
Arabian Peninsula
America
Hawaii
U.S
Nigeria
Homeland Security
Richardson seeks further cuts and tax incentives in New Mexico budget
Gov. Richardson outlines a budget plan with more than 500 million in reductions and opposition to tax increases. Federal aid for schools and health care dries up, forcing potential new cuts if replacements aren’t found. He defends 2003 tax cuts and vows to protect business incentives including film credits to sustain jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
New Mexico
Tuttle Reflects on Long Musical and Military Career
Born in Columbus Ohio and raised in Las Vegas New Mexico, Tuttle served in the Navy and Navy Band, taught music, and played bugle at Arlington Cemetery. He later joined the National Guard, attempted to join state police, and became bandmaster at NMMI, praising the faculty and staff.
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Betty
Columbus
Ohio
Las Vegas
N.M
Tuttle
U.S. Navy
Navy
National Guard
Tle
Arlington National Cemetery
New Mexico State Police
Santa Fe
NMMI
Institute
Mattarco
Roswell
Mexico nets Beltran Leyva drug lord in Culiacan arrest
Mexican Public Safety says Carlos Beltran Leyva, 40, was arrested in Culiacan with two weapons. He used a false ID and had an arrest warrant pending since 2008. The Beltran Leyva brothers linked with Joaquin Guzman built a major cartel network in northeastern Mexico.
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Mexico City
Carlos Beltran Leyva
Felipe Calderon
Public Safety Office
Culiacan
Sinaloa
Arturo
Beltran Leyva Cartel
Cuernavaca
Carlos Beltran
Cartel
Alfredo Beltran Leyva
Mario Beltran Leyva
Mexico
Carlos Gomez Orpineda
Public Safety Department
Arturo Beltran Leyva
Beltran Leyva Brothers
Joaquin “el Chapo” Guzman
Sinaloa Cartel
Gulf Cartel
Osiel Cardenas
U.S
Five Die In Palm Springs Mobile Home Fire
A 30 year old mother, three children, and a 32 year old man died in a New Year’s Day fire at Western Village Mobile Home Park in Palm Springs. Firefighters found two adults first and later the three children. autopsies and identifications were pending. Investigators seek the fire’s cause as neighbors and a park manager mourn the loss.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Western Village
Riverside County Fire Department
Riverside County Sheriff's Department
Riverside County Coroner's Office
Pipeline leak in China prompts cleanup and river pollution concerns
China National Petroleum Corp says it plugged a diesel leak and removed contaminated water as divers dug trenches to divert flow opposite the site. About 40,000 gallons spilled with spill control described as effective though regional supply disruption remains uncertain.
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China National Petroleum Corp
China
Gansu
Henan
Xinhua
Ministry of Environmental Protection
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Jim Bernard
Mobile Home Park
Midwest Finance
Income Tax Service
Credit
Roswell Racquet Club & Spa
East Mescalero Road
Yellow River
U.N. Environmental Program
Environmental Ministry
Environmental Protection
Childers Brothers Inc
Buena Vida
Picacho
Tinnie
Hondo
Glencor
Ruidoso, Alto, Ruidoso Downs
Uprumvuluto By
Loyd Sanders
Capitan
Lincoln
Carrizozo
Fort Stanton
Artesia
Dexter
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
John Scatella
Patricia Haiiston
Ition Departnens
Ats
Villa del Rey
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