Hillary Clinton Released From Hospital After Blood Clot Found
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton leaves a New York hospital three days after doctors detected a blood clot near the brain. She undergoes blood thinner treatment and is expected to recover fully. return to work timing to be announced.
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Pharmacist Reports Forged Prescription To DEA
Pharmacist reports forged prescription to the DEA after a woman’s name was used to seek medication. Police investigated a home-invasion like incident on Cedar Drive where Saturday’s event involved threats and a possible walk-through refusal. A window was struck during a separate incident on West Wildy Street, described as a tall Hispanic suspect hurling a stone at a living room window from a gold-brown 1990s Chevy. A separate threats report involved a man warning of harm if a home walk-through occurred during an attempted pug adoption. Larceny cases include the theft of an air conditioning unit and heat pump valued at 1410 dollars on North Maple Avenue. Crime Stoppers offers anonymity and rewards.
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Feds say delays worsened Yellowstone River spill
Federal investigators fault Exxon Mobil for slow response during the 2011 Yellowstone River rupture near Laurel Montana. About 63 000 gallons spilled after a 12 inch pipeline ruptured and for 46 minutes before a key valve closed. Cleanup costs reached 135 million with ongoing litigation by landowners.
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Pirtle Starts Senate Term Aiming At Rural and Oil Legislation
Pirtle begins his first year as a New Mexico senator focusing on agricultural issues including oil and gas legislation, hunting, conservation, education and drivers licenses. He thanks Republican leadership for support in Santa Fe and notes family will cover his farm duties while he serves.
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Breathalyzers proposed for drunks homes in DWI policy
Santa Fe advocates seek home ignition interlocks for offenders with no vehicle. As probation condition, a home breathalyzer would require morning and evening blows. The plan aims to broaden DWI rules ahead of the 2013 session, with Gov Martinez pushing steeper penalties for repeat offenses.
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Births continue with new daughters at two area hospitals
Shirley and Brunson welcomed their first child a girl named Maiyan as hospital staff provided gifts. At Eastern New Mexico Medical Center Chloe Claney and Christopher welcomed Emma Louise born New Year’s Day weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce. Christopher cut the umbilical cord and his family shared pride and joy.
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