Biden urges end to cyber theft amid China remarks
Vice President Joe Biden called China’s rise beneficial for the U S and the world but demanded an end to the theft of American intellectual property as relations between the two powers began a high level dialogue.
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UFO Encounters Highlight City Event and Council Talk
Local site calls for reader UFO reports in the past 24 hours while city council weighs a resolution on defining alien abduction. A NM incident reports an unescorted female and a stray calf involved in a crime during the festival, and a driving incident with children in a van is noted.
Chen Returns to Orioles After Long DL Stint
Orioles pitcher Wei-Yin Chen returns from a two month disabled list layoff as the team grapples with struggles on the mound and in the standings.
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Page A6 People Mentioned in Briefs
Names Barbara Borcherl Marilyn Butcher Judy Mae Green Viola Mary Warner Lillian Marie Island Thomas Woods Albert Lucero appear in a page A6 brief collection. The items reference local notices and social notes without full context or events.
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GOP splits on immigration debate tighten party divides
House Republicans pressed President Obama on border security while resisting any citizen ship pathway for about 11 million, signaling distrust over a single reform bill and highlighting tensions with former President Bush's call for a benevolent approach. Leaders offered no timetable or specifics, focusing on border enforcement and party unity ahead of future elections.
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Main Street construction extends traffic restrictions into August
The orange barrels along Main Street between College Boulevard and Country Club Road will keep restricting traffic into the third week of August as a $1.1 million city resurfacing and sidewalk rebuild project continues. Contractor delays push concrete pours, but city official Francisco Sanchez says completion remains on schedule before the contract deadline. Mountain Constructors of A will be late in pouring concrete to retrofit sidewalks and driveways.
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Roswell Council Drops Marriage Resolution Debate
The Roswell city council will not consider a measure declaring marriage a formal union of a man and a woman tonight. Mayor Del Jurney said the item will be withdrawn from the agenda after the Police Committee killed it, though word of the proposal had already circulated widely.
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Boston Marathon bombing suspect pleads not guilty
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, appeared with a cast and facial swelling in a seven minute hearing to plead not guilty to 30 federal charges tied to the April 15 attack. Survivors watched as he stated not guilty in a Russian accent and was led away in handcuffs. His sisters reacted emotionally as the courtroom heard the case.
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Egypt cracks down on Muslim Brotherhood leadership arrest warrants
Egypt's military-backed government ordered the arrest of Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammed Badie and nine other top Islamists after a crackdown following the army coup. Brotherhood denounces the warrants as dictatorship, vows resistance, while leaders seek refuge near Cairo amid ongoing sit-ins at Rabaa al Adawiya Mosque. Security agencies have jailed several top figures, including Badie's deputy Khairat el-Shater, and closed Brotherhood media outlets.
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Investigators Probe Pilot Pairing After San Francisco Crash
Investigators examine the pairing of Asiana pilots Lee Gang-kuk and Lee Jeong-Min as they flew Flight 214 into San Francisco Bay. The 46 year old rookie and his instructor faced unfamiliar duties on their first joint flight before the crash killed two passengers and injured many. The probe explores whether the crew pairing under a tight training system contributed to the tragedy.
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