Military dedicates solar array at White Sands
The U.S. Army dedicated its largest solar energy plant at White Sands Missile Range New Mexico. The 4.1 megawatt, 15 500-panel array covers 42 acres and will produce about 10 million kilowatt hours annually meeting roughly 10 percent of the range’s needs.
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Texas
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Multiple Break-Ins Reported on City Streets and Businesses
Police logged several theft and damage incidents this week including a residence on East Reed Street where a Beta and a Vizio TV a Dish receiver and a Pioneer stereo were stolen with a loss about 2460 dollars. Other incidents involved a cracked car window on Kara Bella Way and a rock shattered bathroom window on East Summit Street. Propane tanks were stolen from a storage cage near Main Street. An Xcel Energy report at Union Avenue prompted the response.
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Karabella Way
East Summit Street
Circle K
N. Main St
Xcel Energy
South Union Avenue
Gas meter reading dispute and property theft notes
A New York representative reported a broken gas meter unreadable and an improvised electrical pole leading to a backyard trailer. Police logged thefts including a Poulon 14 inch chainsaw from a porch, HVAC panel damage and repair costs, an embezzlement over 10000, jewelry and Sketcher shoes missing, missing spare key, and electronics from a residence. Crime Stoppers 888-594 TIPS.
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E. Second St
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Second St
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Verizon
Lottery numbers rundown from Powerball Hot Lotto and Roadrunner Cash
The listing shows Powerball numbers 9 21 28 32 51 with Powerball 35, Hot Lotto numbers 8 16 24 27 35 with Hot Ball 13, Roadrunner Cash numbers 4 19 21 26 35, and Pick 3 details.
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Lawmakers discuss labeling GM foods amid New Mexico session
Freshman Sen. Cliff Pirtle notes agriculture and water issues as priorities while evaluating Senate Bill 18 to require labeling of foods and feeds with genetically modified material. Pirtle worries about higher prices and market hesitation, lawmakers say committees will sharpen bill tracking.
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Senate
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Roswell
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Robbs
Teen Linares could face adult trial without plea deal
If no new plea agreement is reached Linares would be tried as an adult with a potential 97 year sentence upon conviction. Deputy District Attorney James Dickens says a first degree murder conviction requires adult sanctions and cites a law misunderstanding. Defense attorney Jesse Cosby says prosecutors misled the defense and seeks juvenile detention for rehab. Shields trial scheduled for August.
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Miranda
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Villela shooting trial details reveal multiple fatal shots
Testimony in the Villela case lists four to two dozen shots with fatal impact from a .22 caliber, including heart and liver damage. Joseph Lucero admitted to voluntary manslaughter plea and said he carried a .22 pistol. Detective Kim Northcutt challenged Lucero’s statements and noted shell dent evidence on a Honda Accord.
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Hendricks Street
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Salinas
Murphy
Lucero
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