Malone argues German research links to 1947 Roswell event
Lisa Dunlap reports at the Roswell Mall as Guy Malone opens a conference on Modern Challenges to the Extraterrestrial Theory during UFO Festival week. Malone presents an alternative view that the 1947 Roswell crash involved no extraterrestrials and questions the traditional interpretation.
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Redfern challenges alien Roswell theory at anniversary kickoff
Nick Redfern, a prolific UFO author, opened the Roswell Mall Modern Challenges to the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis Conference with arguments for non extraterrestrial explanations of the 1947 Roswell incident. About 75 attendees and many online viewers in Australia and New Zealand watched as he questioned prevailing theories stemming from the ranch near Roswell.
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Las Cruces Democrat enters race for Congress
David Baake of Las Cruces announces a campaign to challenge Republican U S Rep Steve Pearce in New Mexico s 2nd District The Harvard Law School graduate and former NRDC attorney says he wants to start now amid concerns about unemployment wages and health care He cites Pearce s support for the AHCA as a reason for new leadership in southern New Mexico.
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Curious visitors flood Roswell UFO Festival on opening day
Heat baked the crowd as vendors shielded under tents while tourists arrived with water and sun protection. Friday’s forecast showed scorcher temperatures. Ice and cooling offerings dominated the popular booths as attendees sought souvenirs and relief from the heat.
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Alternative Sentencing Program turns lives around through education
Curtis Michaels profiles the Alternative Sentencing Program Educational Network ASPEN in New Mexico founded in 2002 by K C Rogers Dusty Peterson and Kevin Boyd with retired state police officers guiding a reform program that keeps about 40000 people out of jail and helps them stay out of trouble through education and community service. Community leaders describe ASPEN's approach as empowering offenders to reenter society while maintaining family commitments.
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