Francis elected pope after cardinals choose Buenos Aires archbishop
Bergoglio, 76, longtime Buenos Aires archbishop, was elected pope Francis amid praise for his humility and social outreach. He chose the name Francis linking to Saint Francis of Assisi and Francis Xavier, with Mass in the Sistine Chapel to follow and installation next Tuesday. He is the first Latin American Jesuit head of the 1.2 billion strong Catholic Church.
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Budget gridlock prompts call for compromise in New Mexico
House Minority Whip Nate Gentry accuses Democrats of stonewalling budget compromise hindering education, economic development, and public safety. He notes the budget awaits Governor Martinez's approval and warns a veto could trigger a special session.
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Trial Continued Reveals Details In Breanna Death Case
Testimony described a messy care situation with Breanna left with Kautz for two hours while she did laundry. Kautz failed to call 911 and later lied about her identity during a traffic stop, with investigators outlining steps leading to the 14-year-old’s death and questions about moving plans.
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Comet Pan-STARRS Brightens Sky For 2013 Skywatchers
Forecasters predict clear skies and 45 degree nights as Pan-STARRS returns to view in 2013. The naked eye comet, likely a remnant from the solar system’s formation, may pass near Earth and yield a dim tail with a bright head. Roswell astronomy groups offer star parties and classes at the Senior Center with details at the Roswell Planetarium.
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New Mexico House approves pension overhaul for public workers
The bill passed 48 to 17 and reshapes PERA benefits for future hires. It lowers annual cost of living increases from 3 to 2 percent, adds a seven year waiting period, and raises employee and employer contributions. Public safety staff would retire after 25 years, while others must meet the rule of 85 to qualify for full benefits.
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