Congress approves $9.7 billion aid for Sandy flood claims
The new Congress rushed a $9.7 billion package to pay flood insurance claims for about 115,000 people and businesses hit by Super storm Sandy two days after New Jersey officials and other Northeast Republicans criticized Speaker Boehner for shelving a larger relief package.
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Washington
Congress
New Jersey
John Boehner
Gateway Boys Fall to Grady 81-60 in Regional Action
In a 81-60 defeat, Gateway faces Grady as turnovers hinder the home team. Council weighs an attorney position amid local debate. Espinoza seeks common sense agriculture reforms, with Pirtle listing high priority issues.
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Gateway Boys
Grady
Council
Roswell Girls Edge St. Pius X After Half Fight
Roswell girls basketball faced St. Pius X in a game marked by a strong Sartan full court press. The first half saw 17 Roswell turnovers as the Coyotes pressed the tempo, shaping a tale of two halves.
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Roswell
St. Pius X
Job market shows resilience in December hiring
US payrolls rose by 155000 in December keeping the trend steady despite fiscal cliff fears. Unemployment stuck at 7.8 percent with November revised up to 7.6. Construction and manufacturing led gains, while hours worked averaged 34.5 weekly and real pay outpaced inflation.
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Washington
U.S
Robert Kavch
BMO Capital Markets
Winter weather toll hits Roswell area with multiple crashes
Chaves County and Roswell faced a morning scramble after winter storms. By 11 am Friday, 17 no injury accidents and four injury crashes on county roads were reported, with 14 investigated by state police. Secondary roads suffered most, while major highways 70 and 285 were prioritized for clearance.
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Chaves County
Roswell
Sabrina Morales
Dina Orozco
New Mexico
Orozco
Snow covers Roswell fields as horses graze near museum
Daniel Gomez frames the Roswell Museum & Art Center foreground with Mark Simon as they clear fresh snow on Friday morning. Horses graze in a snowbound field in north Roswell, capturing a quiet winter scene for the New Year.
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Daniel Gomez
Mark Simon Clear
Roswell Museum & Art Center
Wooley seeks revived Fort Stanton veterans cemetery funding
Rep. Bob Wooley, a Vietnam veteran and Military and Veterans Affairs Committee member, filed a bill to restore and fund Fort Stanton's historic cemetery for military veterans. He aims to make the grounds suitable for burials and asks lawmakers from both parties to support upkeep.
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Wooley
Fort Stanton
Bob Wooley
Roswell
Mili
Military and Veterans Affairs Committee
Spaceport Officials Seek Protection From Lawsuits
Spaceport America officials urge legislators to shield space tourism operators from lawsuits, arguing new laws are essential for the project. Experts question whether informed consent provisions will truly protect operators if incidents occur. no precedent exists in this emerging field.
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Albuquerque
Spaceport America
New Mexico
Joanne Irene Gabrynowicz
University of Mississippi
Bernie Harris Carves a Lifetime of Woodwork From Oklahoma Roots
Local artist Bernie Harris spans a lifetime from childhood to retirement through woodcarving. A soft spoken craftsman from Oklahoma, he learned carving from his carpenter father and has pursued hands-on projects that shaped his lifetime of wooden sculptures.
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Bernie Harris
Oklahoma
Harris
Roswell Spotlight Profiles A Lifelong Bus Driver
The feature describes a man who pursued carpentry as a hobby after taking lessons at the Roswell Adult Center. He worked as a bus driver for several years, traveling nationwide and gaining a broader view of America. He moved to Roswell, choosing it over others headed to Carlsbad for potash mining.
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Roswell
America
Oklahoma
Carlsbad
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