Obituaries highlight Ralph Knight 100 in Roswell and Lorene Bost 97
Ralph Knight 100 of Albuquerque died March 23 2015 in New Mexico. He worked for the US Geological Survey served in WWII as a Navy Radio Operator and was a long time Pecos Valley Amateur Radio Club secretary. Lorene Bost 97 of Roswell died March 19 2015 born October 28 1917 in Oklahoma taught in Lacy Davenport and Roswell later moved to California. A graveside service for Lorene is set for 11 a.m. March 28 2015 at South Park Cemetery and Ballard Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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House Budget Passes With Deep Spending Cuts Plan
The House approved a roughly five trillion dollar deficit reduction budget aimed at major cuts to Medicaid, food stamps and welfare, plus tax and Medicare reforms. Supporters call it a balanced path to growth while Democrats say the math fails and Obama would veto any plan locking in deep cuts without economic safeguards.
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US conducts airstrikes to aid Tikrit retake
At Iraq request the United States launched airstrikes in Tikrit to support a stalled Iraqi ground offensive against Islamic State fighters. The strikes aim to destroy ISIL strongholds with precision, enabling Iraqi forces to maneuver while minimizing civilian harm. A Pentagon official and Lt General James L Terry said the actions mark a broader role for the U.S. in Iraq.
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Schlumberger to pay 232 million in sanctions case
Schlumberger Ltd and its unit Schlumberger Oilfield Holdings will plead guilty to sanction violations and pay over 232 million dollars. A Texas unit allegedly conspired to provide services to Sudan and Iran, with three years of corporate probation and cooperation with prosecutors.
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FBI review calls for improvements to counter evolving threats
An outside analysis urges the FBI to speed up intelligence gathering amid rising global threats including Islamic State recruitment in Syria. It notes progress since 9/11 but calls for further enhancements as budget hearings seek additional cyber and investigative funding.
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