Saber-toothed vegetarian found in ancient Brazil
Archaeologists report the 260 million year old saber-toothed plant eater Tiarajudens eccentricus from Gondwana. The animal, about dog sized, had 5 inch upper canines and rows of teeth on its palate, suggesting complex social behavior and early plant-eating adaptations.
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Brazil
Science
Juan Carlos Cisneros
University of
Piaui
Joerg Froebisch
Humboldt University
Berlin
Cisneros
Froebisch
New Mexico Veto Looms Over Unemployment Legislation
Gov. Martinez weighs veto as unemployment fund nears insolvency with $137 million balance. February benefits averaged $870,000 daily while business taxes would rise about 72 percent to $370 per employee annually starting January. Chambers urge signing to avoid steeper future taxes.
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New Mexico
Terri Cole
Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Martinez
Beverlee McClure
Association
Jeff Parker
Man
Power Professional
Darnell
Habitat builds neighborly bonds with Roswell family home
Habitat for Humanity of Roswell begins a new house on a avenue plot donated by landowners. Angela Leal, selected from 30 to 50 applicants, will move into a 1079 square foot, stucco house after about 50 volunteers finish work in early April. Leal and her three sons will join four current Habitat residents as neighbors and participate in 250 hours of required labor.
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Habitat Homes
Angela Leal
Joshua
Elijah
Isaiah
Leal
Habitat For Humanity of
Puckett
Roswell
Nancy Moore
Habitat For Humanity
New Mexico
Emiller
U.S. Relinquishing Lead on Libya Mission May Shift NATO Role
The Pentagon signaled U S warplanes will continue strike missions in Libya even if the United States steps back from lead command. NATO may then assume control as U S and allied forces press to protect civilians, enforce the arms embargo, and support humanitarian aid. UAE joins with 12 planes to aid operations while Clinton plans London talks. The plan includes ongoing refueling and surveillance plus occasional combat strikes as needed.
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U.S
Libya
Qatar
U.N
U.A.E
Clinton
London
Gaddafi
Navy
William Gortney
Military Joint Chiefs
WIPP Sees Public Hearings on Nuclear Waste Sites
The impact statement reviews potential disposal sites at WIPP in New Mexico, Los Alamos, Hanford in Washington, Idaho National Lab, Nevada Site, and Savannah River in South Carolina with no preferred option. DOE plans hearings in April with events in Carlsbad Albuquerque and Santa Fe, stressing WIPP is not a preferred alternative.
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WIPP
Los Alamos National Laboratory
New Mexico
Hanford
Washington State
Idaho National Laboratory
Nevada National Secu
Rity
Savannah River
South Carolina
Carlsbad
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Deb Gill
DOE
Napolitano cites border improvements amid ongoing work
Napolitano notes border spillover is wrong and crime has flatlined or fallen in the Southwest. She cites Mexico drug cartel violence and calls for cooperation with Mexican colleagues. El Paso Mayor John Cook says his city remains the safest large city on its size.
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U.S
Napolitano
Mexico
Tels
el Paso
John Cook
Ciudad Juarez
Wilson eyes debt path and health care overhaul in race
Wilson criticizes debt sustainability and opponents the health care reform as government overreach. She notes past GOP primary loss to Steve Pearce and draws tea party support over limited government and private product mandates. She planned a Roswell reception Thursday.
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Wilson
GOP
Senate
Steve Pearce
R-N.m
Tom Udall
D-N.m
Roswell
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