Repairs Could Take to August 2013 For Washington Monument
A pledge of 7.5 million from billionaire history buff David Rubenstein aims to speed repairs on the Washington Monument but officials warn the complex project could last until August 2013, two years after the landmark was damaged in an earthquake.
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Goddard Bench Key in 70-59 Win
A 70 to 59 victory featured Goddard delivering a decisive bench contribution as district rivals Adair and Burt in District 33 saw the Campus Educational Center project under way and local pols responded to the RRH sale while the CEO addressed the CoA.
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Westbrook Extends Thunder Contract
The Oklahoma City Thunder signed All-Star point guard Russell Westbrook to a multi year contract extension. Westbrook avoided restricted free agency and re committed 15 games into the season with the new deal.
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Fiery debate caps bizarre day in South Carolina race
Rick Perry quit the Republican presidential contest as Newt Gingrich faced allegations from an ex-wife and Mitt Romney clung to a fragile front runner status. The South Carolina rally featured Santorum pressing attacks while Perry endorsed Gingrich and a late night debate followed.
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New Mexico Sees Brief Wet Spell Amid Ongoing Dry Spring
An AP report notes a three week surge of winter weather helped lift New Mexico from a near record dry year. Forecasters say the state remains set for more dry windy and warm spring conditions despite December snow and rain reducing potential drought severity.
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Joint Chiefs head visits Israel presses for restraint with Iraq
Army General Martin Dempsey arrives in Jerusalem amid concerns over a possible Israeli strike on Iran. The visit shapes debates on sanctions efficacy and whether air or missile strikes could deter Tehran while covert actions reshape regional threat dynamics.
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NATO chopper crash kills six in southern Afghanistan
A NATO helicopter crashed in Kandahar with six international troops killed. No enemy fire reported. cause under investigation. Coincides with a deadly suicide bombing at Kandahar Air Field, claimed by the Taliban, with no NATO casualties reported.
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Corn Best Seeks Ward III City Council Seat in Roswell
Jeanine Corn Best, businesswoman and Best Corn Ranch owner, announces candidacy for Ward III in Roswell municipal election. She notes deep family roots in New Mexico and Roswell, ownership of Copy Rite stores, and past venture Grace Corn Heritage House. Best cites desire to give back to community and raise her three children.
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