Winter storm halts flights and cripples power across region
A second major storm in a week hit the East from North Carolina to Maine, canceling hundreds of flights and tearing down power lines. States declared emergencies, National Guard help mobilized, schools closed, and thousands without electricity. Deaths reported and shelters opened as utilities restore service.
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Winter racing starts Friday in Albuquerque with fine
Santa Fe Racing Inc will run a 63 day winter meet at the state fairgrounds starting Friday in Albuquerque. The state Racing Commission imposed a $5,000 fine and other conditions after an eight hour hearing. President Ken Newton received a provisional license allowing the meet to proceed amid staff findings of mismanaged funds and late purse deposits. Newton said investors from Louisiana and New Mexico pledged $500,000 to cover debts including a $162,000 lease owed to the New Mexico State Fair.
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Barry Corbin setbacks on Northern Exposure set
Seattle AP report says Barry Corbin, who plays Maurice Minnifield, will miss time after a horse accident caused a broken foot and ankle. He plans to return to work next week, though producers have not outlined any role adjustments.
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Eunice man found guilty of first degree murder
A jury in Lovington found Charles Alan Motes, 52, guilty of first degree murder and evidence tampering in the asphyxiation death of his ex wife Stella Motes. Forensic pathologist Ward testified she died by chemical and mechanical asphyxiation and appeared alive when buried. The body was found June 27 in the back yard of the former Eunice residence after a June disappearance.
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