Study suggests life expectancy for some U.S. women declines
A new AP report notes life expectancy among certain U.S. women appears to be falling, a troubling trend with no clear explanation. The study highlights that women aged 75 face declining longevity in the latest data.
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Cops Bust Duran After Long Chase
Roswell tower on hit list Locally produced movie opens to man shot twice after altercation Coyotes capture District 4-4A crown.
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Thompson Secures First PGA Tour Victory
Michael Thompson claimed his inaugural PGA Tour win at Palm Beach Gardens Florida closing out a strong field. The victory marked a milestone as waves of players watched the newcomer triumph after a steady performance.
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Obituaries of Mary Austin Edmond and others featured
Obituary notices list Mary Austin Edmond Henry Ellis Eula Gunderson Margaret Hackenberger Maxine Kitness Albert Salcido Jackie Smith Josie Smith Montoya. Page A6 notes today’s forecast follows the obits.
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Cardinals press Vatican talks before conclave election
Cardinal leaders say they will question Vatican managers about corruption and cronyism ahead of electing the next pope. The meeting follows leaked documents exposing infighting and administrative shortcomings at the highest levels. No conclave date has been set.
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State Senate to hear bill on stricter driver license ID
The Public Affairs Committee meets at 2 p.m. to consider SB 521 by Sen. Stuart Ingle. The measure would require as of July 1 a Social Security number for select licenses, create two distinct licenses for federal approval, and restrict durations for foreign nationals pending federal acceptance.
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Republicans seek funding bill to ease Pentagon cuts
Republicans in the House move to blunt Pentagon readiness reductions and shield agencies like the FBI and Border Patrol from broad 5 percent domestic and 7.8 percent Pentagon cuts. The measure funds federal operations through September and aims to avert a government shutdown this month.
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Dozens of Syrian Refugees Killed in Iraqi Ambush
An ambush near Akashat in Iraq killed 48 Syrian soldiers who crossed into Iraq seeking refuge. Nine Iraqi soldiers died, with 10 Syrians wounded. Iraqi officials blamed al Qaida in Iraq for the attack and urged all sides to keep the conflict from spilling over. The United Nations estimates over 70,000 killed in Syria's civil war.
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New Mexico House Votes Liquor Ban for Some DWI Offenders
The New Mexico House approved a measure to bar certain convicted drunken drivers from buying alcohol, including those with ignition interlocks. The bill would join Alaska in restricting alcohol sales to specific DWI offenders but contains loopholes.
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