Stapleton Dies in New York Stage and TV Icon
Jean Stapleton, the stage trained actress known for Edith Bunker on the groundbreaking 1970s TV show, dies in New York. The beloved performer rose to fame on stage before joining Archie Bunker’s world, leaving a lasting impact on American television comedy.
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NMMI Alumni Board Faces High-Profile Divorce
A tense divorce case involving New Mexico Military Institute alumni board members draws attention in the local courts. Community members seek free legal guidance as details surface about marital assets and governance disputes impacting the school network.
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Pacers Force Deciding Game With Rally
Roy Hibbert scored 24 points and 11 rebounds while Paul George added 28 as the Indiana Pacers forced a deciding game in the Eastern Conference playoffs. The late surge tied the series on the road.
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Tornado Warnings Prompt Sheltering and Flight Across Oklahoma City
Residents faced a weather warning as two tornadoes neared Oklahoma City causing rush hour gridlock. Despite safety guidance to seek basements or interior rooms, many chose to flee Friday night, fearing May’s Moore disaster that left 24 dead. The storm system also spawned twisters in St. Louis area with widespread housing damage but no serious injuries.
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Elks Golf Tourney Nets 29000 for Veterans Aid
The Elks for Vets Charity Golf Tournament at New Mexico Military Institute drew 104 players. Crae Fields praised ideal conditions as the event raised 29000 dollars for the South East New Mexico Veteran's Transportation Network.
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The IRS through its glory days and dark past
Washington remembers the IRS as a feared and admired agency. It cites the 1930s crackdown on Al Capone and the public surge in tax payments as coffers swelled after delinquents settled debts.
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Republicans Battle Over Medicaid Expansion In States
Conservative Republicans in large states move to block expanding health coverage for low income residents under Obama's law. They argue it conflicts with core beliefs while pragmatic governors push for more inclusive programs, risking federal funds and coverage for the uninsured. State Rep David Gowan quotes on principle.
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Noontime Dash for Groceries Produces $230 in Free Goods
Chandler Montgomery and his wife Shauna placed third in the Noon Optimist Cash for Groceries event, grabbing produce dairy and other items for one minute. They won nearly $230 in groceries while competing at the North End Farmer's Market.
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