Food aid lags in quake city as hungry crowd fights for scraps N Haiti
Two weeks after the January earthquake in Port-au-Prince aid distribution remains chaotic. Crowds at distribution points surge, security forces deploy pepper spray and sticks, and many homeless residents report hunger, theft, and delayed deliveries. U.N. officials say zoning plans and redirected logistics aim to speed relief amid seaport and airport bottlenecks.
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Port-au-Prince
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U.N. World Food Program
Food Agency
European Commission
Ken Keen
Champs de Mars
Eddy Delalue
Operation Hope
Julia Jean-Francois
Paul Coroleuski
Convoy of Hope
Robbery at Sun Country Food Mart Sees Gun-Toting Suspect
Police respond to a strong arm robbery at Sun Country Food Mart 2200 S Sunset Ave. An unknown man demanded two cigarette cartons about 7 30 p m Tuesday. After a brief struggle he fled. surveillance video promised. Also a burglary reported in the 100 block of South Ohio Avenue with $300 in goods missing after a rear door forced open between Sunday and Tuesday.
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Multiple Local Police Reports From Tuesday Night
Police reported a vehicle burglary in the 200 block of West Mathews Street with a missing phone charger and gift cards after an unknown person gained entry likely through an unlocked door. A separate incident in the 600 block of South Wyoming Avenue involved a Domino’s delivery at 7 30 p m and a home falsely receiving services with repeated entry, plus a damaged back door. In North Plains Park Drive a 2 year old white dog named Diamond with a black tail was reported stolen from the backyard, with prior thefts noted.
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Commission Sets Special Meeting On GHG Reduction Petition
The County Commission will vote today on a resolution opposing a petition filed with the New Mexico Environment Improvement Board by a nonprofit. The petition seeks regulated entities to cut greenhouse gas emissions 25 percent below 1990 levels by 2020. The session starts at 1 p.m. at the Chaves County Administrative Center.
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Family Pride Crisis Nursery expands to serve all counties
Family Pride Crisis Nursery, based at 1706 W Second St, is approved to extend services statewide after receiving about 42000 in grants from the New Mexico Children's Trust Fund and United Way of Southwest New Mexico. The program offers up to three days of emergency care for children 0 to 12 and aims to show demand through quarterly reports to funders.
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Chaves
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Children’s Trust Fund
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