Why abuse victims stay in dangerous relationships
Capitan Quintinn McShan explains factors keeping victims in abusive ties including economics cultural and religious pressures family influence fear of loneliness and shame. He notes the most dangerous period is the first six months after separation and that leaving can trigger violent retaliation.
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Victorial Velasquez
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Roswell Fiddle Festival Sees $20,000 in Prizes and Bold BBQ
Fiddle contest and barbecue show draw teams from several states on North Main Street Roswell. Judges include Idaho guests as organizers tout a big turnout and a prize pool of 20 000 for fiddlers and 8 000 for barbecue in four categories amid rain and lively family atmosphere.
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Dave Wood
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Dogs Stay Cool This Summer With Simple Precautions
Pacheco installs a sprinkler system to cool pets, while experts advise avoiding peak heat, walking dogs in morning or evening, and bringing pets indoors. PETA urges public involvement for dogs in distress, noting a Roswell contact at 624-6722 for humane authorities or police.
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Wildfires in New Mexico threaten multiple communities and sacred sites
Fire storms passed through the forest Friday with no structures currently threatened, forest officials say. Residents in Silver City Bayard Hurley Glenwood Reserve and Quemado may see or smell smoke as fires from the Gila spread. Tiny blazes fire near Cook’s Peak Angel Fire and Mt. Taylor near Grants. Drought grips the state while Jemez Pueblo residents fret for sacred sites as elders warn of the Eagle rock formations and Wavema.
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Obama Xi discuss cyber security at desert summit
Obama pressed Xi Jinping with detailed evidence of Chinese IP theft as the two leaders met at an informal California summit to push cybersecurity to the center of the U.S.-China relationship while aiming for denuclearization of North Korea and closer personal ties to ease mistrust. Yang Jiechi framed the talks as cooperative with no admission of cyber attacks, urging cyberspace not to become mutual suspicion.
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