Weiner admits posting photo and engages with six women
New York Representative Anthony Weiner confessed to sending a photo of his underpants to a woman and acknowledged inappropriate exchanges with six women before and after marriage. He apologized for lying but said he will not resign.
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Roswell Woman Celebrates Birthdays as 2009 Death Anniversary Noted
Reading about recent events in Roswell the piece highlights a woman marking a birthday while noting a 2009 death anniversary. It serves as a human interest snippet tying personal milestones to a broader local calendar.
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Nadal Tops Federer Regardless Of Surface
Rafael Nadal again defeats Roger Federer in a display that defies surface expectations, showing unmatchable versatility and control across conditions. The matchup highlights Nadal as the dominant force in this era.
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Wildfire forces evacuations in Arizona
A massive wildfire driven by 30 mph winds with gusts over 60 mph forced evacuations in eastern Arizona resort towns Alpine Nutrioso and Greer. Officials say the blaze grew to about 365 square miles, destroying five buildings and burning 233,522 acres of ponderosa forest as 2,500 to 3,000 firefighters from multiple states battle it. Governor Brewer issued an emergency declaration authorizing $200,000 in emergency measures.
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Roswell names 14 year veteran McFadin deputy chief
Roswell Police Chief Alfonso Solis appointed Commander Brad McFadin as the new RPD deputy chief after eight in house applications and outside inquiries with the chief and Carlsbad Police Chief Tom Whitten assisting in interviews. McFadin, with RPD since 1997 and prior Roswell prison service, said he is excited and aims to solve problems with outside the box thinking.
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Terror chief's death tees up war debate in Afghanistan
At Combat Outpost Andar in Afghanistan AP reports Defense Secretary Robert Gates facing a key question from troops: what does Osama bin Laden's death mean for the war. The piece notes ongoing encounters with Taliban forces over the past week and the strategic impact of leadership decapitation on operations and morale.
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Coon named suspect in Roswell found property report
Former Roswell police officer Justin Coon, facing nine felony charges, was listed as a suspect in a Roswell Police Department found property report. The report records three New Mexico license plates and four driver’s licenses found in a torn trash bag in a dumpster on Mimosa Drive, plus a paycheck stub in connection to Coon. Police declined to comment on case status. a message to his attorney was not returned.
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Are wild horses native to US contested claim
In Defense of Animals and others argue wild horses roamed the West 1.5 million years ago and persisted until 7,600 years ago. They cite DNA evidence linking today’s mustangs to ancient ancestors as they challenge roundups and the government’s stance in federal courts.
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