Tricky Transfer Ahead From Icebound Russian Tanker
An Anchorage report details a Russian tanker delivering fuel to Nome through miles of thick Bering Sea ice and plans to transfer over a million gallons of diesel and gasoline ashore using a mile-long hose without a spill.
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Nome
Voters weigh extra tax as county race heats up
Wooten leads the County Board race as voters eye a proposed additional tax. Bubba Jo, age 6 months, seeks a home while 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting continue. NMMI defeated Lake Arthur 32 to 16.
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Demons Crush Bobcats at Dexter Invitational
The Dexter Demons improved to 12-4 with a 63-39 victory over Hagerman, marking their third win against the Bobcats this season at the 45th John Reid Dexter Invitational.
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Lovelace to Purchase Roswell Regional Hospital
Lovelace Health System Inc will buy Roswell Regional Hospital ending CHS led sale efforts. RRH officials say new shared services could keep Roswell patients local as FTC and market competition questions influenced the sale. Rod Schumacher, RRH CEO, notes the deal follows an FTC inquiry and arrival of Lovelace after a letter of intent.
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Lovelace Health System
Davis launches 2012 presidential bid on nationwide tour
John Davis a Grand Junction homebuilder and first time candidate tours the country in a patriotically decorated motor home under the slogan Lets Fix America He visited Chaves County stopping on North Main Street Friday afternoon with Debra his wife as they press a nationwide campaign to reach every county.
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New Mexico Regulators Delay Pit Rule Hearing
A weeklong public hearing on the revised pit rule for oil and gas drilling waste is postponed by the Oil Conservation Commission. The Jan. 23 start was continued at the request of industry groups and environmental advocates to allow more preparation time and potential stakeholder discussions. The delay comes as legal questions and administrative proceedings unfold around jurisdiction and constitutional issues.
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Don’t block Gulf threat. U S warns Iran over Hormuz
The Obama administration warns Iran publicly and privately to avoid blocking the Persian Gulf oil flow as two U S ships report harassment by Iranian speedboats. Officials signal readiness for a possible naval clash, underscoring the risk amid Iran’s nuclear program tensions.
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Roswell Police Resolve Standoff After Gunfire Report
Police responded to a gunfire call on Sea Avenue where a suspect fled a residence and was later identified as the victim. Detectives and officers used the loudspeaker to evacuate the scene as the case moved toward a criminal complaint in Magistrate Court. The victim and his girlfriend had earlier visited the home to retrieve four 13 inch rims with red spokes amid moving preparations.
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Roswell Native Dan Ortega forgoes USPS promotion
Dan Ortega, 60, longtime Roswell resident with deep New Mexico roots, says he turned down a USPS promotion to stay in Roswell. He believes he may have family ties to Billy the Kid and plans post retirement research into his lineage, tracing his maternal line to the Mescalero and a great grandmother in the 1850 Hondo Valley.
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Oklahoma cowboy roots shaped a Roswell builder life
The text traces a Roswell man’s upbringing in Oklahoma era families from Tinnie and Carlsbad. He and his five brothers and two sisters attended St John’s, graduated Eastern New Mexico University in 1978, and recalls Walker Air Force Base’s boom and decline. He learned building from his father and grandfather, restores furniture, and is married to Josephine Montoya. They celebrate 39 years. their son serves Chaves County and another daughter works for Roswell Police.
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