Titanic auction marks 100th anniversary in New Hampshire
An auction house in Concord NH offers more than 180 Titanic memorabilia items to mark the 100th anniversary of the disaster. The sale includes a letter from the bandleader who chose to play as the ship went down.
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Top 5 For The Past 24 Hours
A compact roundup lists recent local items including a 1 car wreck injuring a driver a dinner honoring Diamond A Ranch news on All Saints opens a playground and Sunset preparing for SBA tests plus Goddard softball losses to Hobbs in a sequential briefing
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Dexter and NMM' Baseball Teams Rally for 38 Runs in Tourney Final
On March 17 at the Hal Bogle Tournament in Dexter the NMM and Dexter teams combined for 38 runs as Dexter stormed to a 26-12 Demon victory. Earlier both clubs won semifinal games at the Roswell Sertoma Club Colt Classic to earn a rematch in the title game.
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Women’s History brunch honors four 2012 honorees in Roswell
The 13th annual Women’s History Month brunch at the Roswell Museum and Art Center recognized Barbara Gomez Deborah Goluska Diane Whetsel and Sage the rescue dog for their community contributions. Sharon Bell, mistress of ceremonies, praised the occasion as a moment to honor women’s past and present achievements.
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Cheney receives heart transplant in Virginia hospital
Former Vice President Dick Cheney 71, with a long cardiovascular history, received a heart transplant Saturday and is recovering at a Virginia hospital. An aide said the donor’s identity remains unknown to Cheney and his family, who had waited more than 20 months for a transplant after multiple heart attacks.
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Legal defense urged to keep candidates on New Mexico ballot
Attorney General Gary King’s office says a court would likely overlook missing petition details for several candidates including Senate President Pro Tem Tim Jennings, allowing them to stay on the June ballot. The issue centers on district designation requirements added in 2011 and whether the filing omissions constitute grounds to exclude candidates.
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Obama Leads Global Push to Lock Down Nuclear Material
PresidentObama travels to Seoul for a summit on securing nuclear material and stopping illicit trafficking. North Korea and Iran are singled out as key concerns as the U S aims to advance nonproliferation goals by 2014 during a three day visit.
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Santorum defeats Romney in Louisiana Republican primary
Rick Santorum wins the Louisiana GOP primary with about 49 percent to Mitt Romney's 26 percent as Gingrich trails and Paul holds 6 percent. With half the precincts reporting, Santorum rises in a race shaped by Bible Belt wins and Romney’s trouble in conservative states. Santorum campaigns in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin ahead of April 3 voting.
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