North Korea to elect new ruling party leaders this year
Seoul AP reports North Korea said it will choose new ruling party leaders later this year. The move heightens speculation that the regime is preparing for a succession or consolidation of power around a supreme ruler.
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Top 5 Web Topics: No Mas to Medicare and Local Finance
A brief roundup highlights McWilliams pushing for a job pack and Hinkle leading a construction project on a hole. An off duty deputy helped thwart a 3 suspect burglary. ENMMC cuts dialysis treatment sparks concern in the community.
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Ghana Downs U S in Overtime World Cup Clash
In Rustenburg Ghana defeated the United States 2-1 after overtime with Asamoah Gyan scoring early in the extra period. The loss ends a challenging World Cup run for the U S as they once again fall to a familiar foe.
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New Mexico pecans find thriving China market
From 2004 to 2008 New Mexico in-shell pecans exports to China rose from 60 thousand pounds to 15 million pounds. Mountain States Pecans in Roswell started selling to China in 1996 and, after a decade gap, resumed exports, now shipping about 95 percent of its 2008 crop overseas with net sales reaching over 130 million dollars in 2007.
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Hams Connect in Park Across Nation
Roswell's Amateur Radio Club led Field Day activities with hams joining in from coast to coast to test emergency communications. Daniel Musgrave noted the event showcases radio operators setting up antennas and making as many contacts as possible.
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Dexter teen earns Eagle Scout for Pecos Valley Teen Center renovation
Clayton Garnett 17 of Boy Scout Troop 19 led an Eagle Scout project in Dexter to renovate the Pecos Valley Teen Center at the former Café Cha Cha Cha. He supervised constructing an elevator shaft, walls, ceiling tiles, insulation, and electrical work with help from the Pecos Valley Alliance and community volunteers to revitalize the center for local youths.
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Alex new reason for Gulf worry
The stormy Atlantic season raises odds of halting BP containment as Alex strengthens. Admiral Thad Allen warns winds over 46 mph could force suspending flow containment for up to two weeks and delay two relief wells, jeopardizing efforts to stop the Gulf oil leak.
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Water Flow Delays Snowy River Cave Exploration
In Fort Stanton Cave southeastern New Mexico a dry year gave way to a flow of water over Snowy River formations, halting Snowy River passage exploration. Researchers seek origins paths and reasons for variable flow, as hydrological mysteries unfold in the cave study group led by John Corcoran.
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