Egypt paralyses lurch toward clash after Morsi ouster
Enraged Islamists clash with opponents across Egypt as at least 30 people die and 210 are wounded. On Cairo bridges and near Tahrir Square gunfire and flames erupt while Muslim Brotherhood leaders call for Morsi's return and police fight protesters.
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Century-Old Albuquerque Resident Reflects on Active Life and Longevity
Orrison, who turned 100, credits constant activity for his long life. After earning an accounting degree in 1936, he served in WWII finance roles, managed military post exchanges, then led life insurance districts before returning to accounting. He still works half days and remains mentally sharp.
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Roswell UFO Festival Offers Family Fun And Contests
At the Roswell UFO Festival attendees enjoy a packed weekend with a costume contest for pets and humans, vendor stands, arts and crafts at the Roswell Museum and Arts Center, a series of lectures, and an Alien Blood Drive as part of ongoing events.
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Realistic look at UFOs in Roswell events announced
Friedman, a prolific UFO author and lecturer, will join Don Schmitt for a Citizens Hearing on Disclosure from 2 to 3 30 p.m. at the museum Video Room and speak on Roswell from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Civic Center. Open Minds International reporter Anto nio Huneeus addresses international UFO cases at noon and again in Spanish 4 to 5 50 p.m. in the Video Room.
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BLM Approves 234 Mile New Mexico Natural Gas Liquid Pipeline
The Bureau of Land Management approves the Western Expansion Pipeline III to carry natural gas liquids 234 miles across New Mexico from the northwest to Hobbs and on to Texas. The $320 million project boosts Mid-America Pipeline Co. capacity from 275k to about 350k barrels per day amid rising production in the San Juan Basin and Rockies. Construction may start this summer and finish within nine months.
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Shooting near Third Street in Roswell prompts investigation
Roswell Police responded to the 700 block of East Third Street around 10 30 p m Friday finding a 35 year old man shot. He was transported to a local hospital and later flown out of town for treatment. Investigators seek any information from the public and urge contact to detectives at 575 624 6770 or Crime Stoppers at 1 888 594 8477.
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Governor’s hunting trip details released amid lease scrutiny
The 2011 hunting trip tied to a Louisiana horse track lease at Albuquerque’s fairgrounds drew questions from critics. The governor’s office says no costs were paid by racetrack interests and provided AP with details to counter claims that First Gentleman Chuck Franco’s trip was related to the lease.
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