Student loan rates could double after July 4 holiday
Washington AP reports that new college loans for the fall term may carry interest rates twice the spring level unless Congress acts to restore lower rates after the July 4 holiday. The piece urges legislative action to maintain affordable borrowing for students.
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Roswell Mall Adds Chic Addition Amid Local News
The Roswell Mall unveils a chic new addition as local agencies report a shooting victim and homicide details surface. The update highlights community response and ongoing investigations while noting awards won by Goddard and Gomez for silver performances and Biach and Brown's achievements.
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Inbee Park Wins U S Womens Open Again
Inbee Park captures the U S Women’s Open for a second time, recognizing the significance of this achievement and the event’s magnitude. The article notes her appreciation for the win and its importance.
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Rainfall at RDR Office Tops .63 Inches Today
Rainfall measured at the RDR office reached .63 inches today as daily records showed a cool high of 64 degrees. Evening low hovered around 64 with light conditions expected to continue.
Death Toll Rises as Granite Mountain Hotshots Perish in Fire
Prescott Arizona mourns as nineteen Granite Mountain Hotshots are killed north of Phoenix in a wind driven wildfire. Victims include 29 year old Andrew Ashcraft and 31 year old Travis Carter among others, with many in their 20s.
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Marsh among 19 Hotshot crew deaths in 2013 fire
Marsh led the Hotshot crew and was the oldest of 19 who died in the 2013 blaze. He moved his parents to northern Arizona to start a full time job, was married with no children, and had a wife pregnant at the time of reporting. Sean Misner, 26, left behind a pregnant wife and had played varsity football.
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Flags at half staff for Arizona firefighters national tragedy
Governor Susana Martinez orders New Mexico flags lowered from Tuesday to sunset Friday in tribute to 19 Arizona firefighters killed. She notes Granite Mountain Hotshots came to help fight the Valles Caldera blaze, which burned over 37 square miles, while recalling a former student athlete and coach memories of dedication.
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Van theft hits SENMVTN fleet aiding disabled vets
Greg Neal, vice president of the Southeastern New Mexico Veterans' Transportation Network, told the Legislative and Military Affairs Committee that a handicapped van was found on blocks on Monday as police were notified around 5 45 a.m. The van had last been seen on Saturday and the theft affects the group and those they serve.
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New Mexico panel weighs federal funding for veterans cemeteries
The Legislative and Military Affairs Committee in Roswell heard NM Department of Veterans Services Secretary Timothy Hale discuss the 2013 2014 Strategic Plan and federal support for veterans cemeteries. He noted two national cemeteries exist in Santa Fe and Fort Bayard, making another unlikely, with a 75 mile service radius covering about 40 000 veterans and families while 131 000 live outside that zone.
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New Mexico Launches Silver Alert for Missing Seniors
NM adopts a statewide Silver Alert system to rapidly distribute notices when a person 50 or older with cognitive impairment goes missing. Gov. Susana Martinez praised the law during a Albuquerque news conference after police located a 71 year old man missing in the state's largest city.
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Firefighters battle twin wildfires in tinder dry New Mexico
In Albuquerque and across New Mexico hundreds of firefighters fought two major blazes that roared through dry forests. They worked up steep slopes to strengthen fire lines and prepared to defend homes as cooler weather and a light rain started to ease the heat wave.
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Egypt military issues 48-hour ultimatum to Morsi
The Egyptian military warned of intervention within 48 hours if President Morsi does not meet demonstrators demands to step down. State TV read the ultimatum as massive pro and anti Morsi crowds filled Cairo and other cities with celebrations and tensions rose over a potential coup and Islamist resistance.
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