Heat grips nation as record 90s spark school early dismissals
Across the South, East and Midwest temperatures reached the 90s prompting school early dismissals in areas without air conditioning and cooling centers in many cities. A Stanford study warns that climate change will drive permanent hotter summers by midcentury with heat peaking in the tropics first and spreading to North America.
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Ward to stand trial on several charges
Raymond Ward aged 37 bound over for trial in District Court after waiving a preliminary hearing. He faces felony charges including criminal sexual penetration robbery false imprisonment and possession of a firearm with a history of prior convictions. Ward was arrested May 23 following a high speed chase through Roswell and is held at Chaves County Detention Center with complex bond terms.
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Larceny reports at Valley View School and a residence
Police investigated copper tubing and valves stolen from the roof of Valley View Elementary School on Washington Avenue. Value set at 6878.22 dollars. Photos taken of shoe prints. A second theft on Cedar Avenue involved a diamond ring a Nintendo Wii with controller and two games totaling 450 dollars. Crime Stoppers number provided for tips with anonymity and potential reward.
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Endangered snails gain habitat protection at Bitter Lake Refuge
Four species found only at Bitter Lake on the Roswell Refuge receive critical habitat designation after a long legal history. Oil and gas activity near the refuge, with about 190 wells, poses contamination risks and has caused spills near the refuge since 1994.
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