Black smoke signals first papal conclave vote outcome
Vatican City AP reports black smoke from the Sistine Chapel chimney on Tuesday signaling cardinals failed on the first vote to elect a new pope. The scene unfolds amid Michelangelo frescoes as the world Catholic Church awaits a decision.
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Roswell Boys Cruise Into Quarterfinals
Roswell boys advance to the quarterfinals after a strong performance in the district bracket. Team leaders R and S posted key baskets as the squad defeated their opponent to move forward in the playoffs.
Roswell Girls Hold Off Gallup In Tight Contest
Roswell girls basketball overcame Gallup with late execution as the Coyotes showed growth over the season. The in-game decisions and composure in key moments reflected a developing, planful approach that paid off on Tuesday.
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Tom Deck Jr and Gladys Zeigler Featured on A8 Page Today
Read about Thomas Howard Graves known as Tom Deck Jr and Gladys Lorene Zeigler in today's page A8 feature. The item notes two individuals connected to today’s edition with possible notices or brief biographical mentions.
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Budget Battle Highlights GOP and Obama Rift
The GOP plan from Paul Ryan is rejected by the White House as harmful to the middle class and contrasts with President Obama's past opposition. Senate Democrats, led by Patty Murray, propose repealing automatic cuts and adding 100 billion dollars for infrastructure and job training, with details forthcoming.
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State Senate approves $5.9 billion budget
The state Senate unanimously passed a $5.9 billion budget on Tuesday and sent it to the House for concurrence. House Minority Whip Rep. Nate Gentry of Albuquerque criticized the plan, saying the House will not concur due to serious flaws in the Senate version.
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Trial opens in Stefanie Kautz child abuse case
The State of New Mexico faces Stefanie Kautz in a jury trial for abuse of a child resulting in death and abuse of a child without death or great bodily harm. The May 3 2011 incident on West Hobbs Street involved 14 year old Breanna Bodge who died while in Kautz care in Roswell. Breanna’s father Michael Bodge was away in Artesia when notified by Kautz that Breanna was dead.
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Curiosity Finds Mars Likely Hosted Building Blocks of Life
The Curiosity rover drilled a rock near its landing site and found water and basic elements that could support primitive life. Chief scientist John Grotzinger said the environment would have been habitable and possibly drinkable if present on Mars.
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Pipe bomb detonated in Roswell neighborhood
A pipe bomb found by a resident near Lusk Drive and Washington Avenue was detonated by state bomb experts after police alerted the New Mexico State Police and the federal ATF. No injuries were reported. the investigation is led by ATF with local and state agencies coordinating.
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