Obama tightens limits on U S surveillance programs
President Obama orders new limits on access to hundreds of millions of phone records and moves toward transferring data away from government control. The reforms require NSA access approval from the secret court, with exceptions for emergencies, and aim to curb spying on allied leaders while maintaining security. Congressional reaction is mixed, with leaders pressing for broader reforms.
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Mesilla Park seeks historic district status for Nob Hill area
New Mexico State University professor Jon Hunner and students survey Mesilla Park to nominate the neighborhood for listing on the New Mexico Register of Cultural Properties and the National Register of Historic Places. Completion could take one to two years.
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Santa Fe Police Identify 74 Year Old in Suspicious Death
Santa Fe police identify 74 year old Larry Roybal as the man found dead in a suspicious death. Investigators wait for autopsy results to determine cause while crime scene technicians mapped the area and collected evidence for about 22 hours.
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Deputies: Albuquerque area shoplifting ring tied to store
A 37-year-old man faces charges after a four month probe into a shoplifting ring linked to the Mexico Lindo grocery store in Albuquerque area. Deputies say the operation involved more than 100000 dollars in stolen merchandise and investigators also served a warrant at the store. A listed phone number for the South Valley outlet did not respond.
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Target email about breach probes consumer trust
About 70 million Target customers received an email offering free credit monitoring after a pre holiday data breach. Some recipients worry the message is a phishing attempt while Target says the email is legitimate and notes a few scammers are trying to exploit fear and confusion.
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Pope defrocked 400 priests for sex abuse in two years
A Vatican document and AP analysis show Benedict XVI defrocked 384 priests for sex abuse in 2011 and 2012, more than doubling the prior two years. The spike follows a 2009 change doubling the statute of limitations, and figures exclude diocesan court sentences.
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Bank and Chamber establish fund for Berrendo shooting victims
First Convenience Bank and the Roswell Hispano Chamber of Commerce launch a relief fund for Tuesday's Berrendo Middle School shooting victims and their families. Donations support hospitalized victims. donors receive yellow ribbons of support. Visit bank inside Wal Mart or call 575-623-3138.
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