California storm dwindles to showers as system nears
The Los Angeles AP report says a spring storm that stranded hundreds on a major freeway and prompted rescues of hikers near Yosemite eased to showers. A new wet weather system was heading toward California, bringing continued unsettled conditions.
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Yosemite National Park
California
Rio Pecos Walk Aids Veterans And Students
A local event on the last 24 hours highlights the Rio Pecos Way-n-Walk and the May 13 Walk for Hope. Sgt. Gabriel Herrera returns home as part of the Adopt-A-Soldier program while VHS students build a ramp and prepare for new futures.
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Rio Pecos
Gabriel Herrera
Alabama Downs New Mexico In NIT Second Round
Tony Mitchell scored 23 points and Trevor Beleford added 20 as Alabama defeated New Mexico 74 to 67 in the NIT second round.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Tony Mitchell
Trevor Beleford
Alabama
New Mexico
Libyan Air Campaign Continues as Rebels Face Stalemate
U S led airstrikes against Muammar Gaddafi forces for a third night targeting air defenses and columns advancing on Benghazi and Tripoli. The campaign has halted major assaults, reshaped the map, but rebels remain disorganized and uncertain as Washington weighs deeper involvement.
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Zwitina
Libya
Muammar Ghadafi
U.S
Gaddafi
Benghazi
Tripoli
U.N
United States
Japan races to restore power at Fukushima Dai ichi plant
Officials rush to restore electricity to the six unit Fukushima Dai ichi complex after a tsunami and quake damaged cooling systems. Crews face a daunting job to restart pumps and circulate water, with cooling delays risking further core and fuel pool overheating.
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Fukushima
Japan
Fukushima Dai-ichi
Hidehiko Nishiyama
Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency
Tokyo Electric Power Co
Obama hails Latin America as rising regional force in Chile
In Santiago Obama calls Latin America a rising giant ready to take greater world role. He links nonviolence and human rights progress to broader US goals while pressing regional democracies to defend rights. He cites new Chile deals on disaster response, trade, and exchanges amid Libya war ongoing abroad.
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Chile
Barack Obama
Latin America
South
Central America
Obama
Libya
United States
U.S
Centro Cultural la
Man Shot Found in Roswell Intersection
A man was found lying face down at the Pequeno Camino and Caminista intersection in Roswell with a gunshot wound to the lower back. He was transported to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center for treatment and could not speak to investigators. Officers say injuries are relatively minor and the motive is unknown as the case remains under investigation.
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Roswell
Pequeno Camino and
Caminista
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Travis Holley
RPD
Holley
Emissions Rollbacks Rejected In New Mexico Session
Environmental groups celebrate after efforts to repeal suspend greenhouse gas rules failed at the New Mexico legislative session that ended over the weekend. Governor Martinez says she will review all regulations to improve the business climate and create jobs.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Susana Martinez
Martinez
State Environmental Improvement Board
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