James Cameron's Deepest Dive Yields Bland Reality
Cameron's descent to the deepest Earth place reveals white barren surroundings rather than alien peril yet remains astonishing. The AP reports the exploration contrasts with his sci fi films and emphasizes the stark, surreal landscape.
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A roundup of quick items including Women’s History branch honors and a 1 car wreck injuring the driver. The president outlines an energy strategy while Roswell sweeps spirit titles in local competitions.
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Tiger Woods finally breaks win drought at PGA Tour event
Tiger Woods walked toward the 18th green with a beaming smile after securing a long-awaited victory in Orlando. He described the moment as pure joy after more than two years without a win, ending a phase of frustration and delivering a much anticipated comeback.
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Lawsuit planned over candidate's filing papers
A New Mexico state legislator plans a lawsuit to remove Sen. Pete Campos from the June primary ballot amid questions over nominating petitions. Secretary of State Diana Duran says the ballots will include Campos and seven other legislators based on AG advice noting substantial compliance. The dispute centers on whether petition districts were designated and whether omitting district numbers renders petitions invalid.
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Roswell Sees 17 Child Abuse Reports In One Week
Seventeen child abuse incidents were reported to the Roswell Police Department between Friday, March 16 and Friday, March 23. Victims ranged from 2 to 16 years old, with most cases involving someone known to the child. Police Chief Al Solis noted several arrests and ongoing investigations.
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Supreme Court to tackle health care overhaul arguments
The Supreme Court signaled readiness to decide the fate of President Obama's health care overhaul amid protests outside the court. Justices opened three days of arguments on the landmark case, with leaders from both sides urging a ruling this summer during the election season. Demonstrators, doctors in white coats, a Republican candidate and a brass quartet filled the scene as the court weighs upholding or striking down the expansive reform.
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Mayor reshapes city committees with new chairs
Mayor Del Jurney assigns each of the 10 committees a chair from the city council and places councilors on two additional panels. Ward I's Dusty Huckabee becomes Parks and Recreation chair and serves on Streets and Alleys and Sanitation. Ward I's Juan Oropesa chairs Streets and Alleys and serves on Parks and Recreation and Buildings and Lands. Ward II councilors Jimmy Craig and Steve Henderson take Planning and Zoning and Finance chairs respectively, with Henderson also on Buildings and Lands and Utilities and Transportation. Ward III sees Jeanine Corn Best on Police and Fire committees, while Art Sandoval chairs Fire and previously led that panel.
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Afghan security forces kill three NATO troops in two attacks
Afghan security forces shot and killed three international troops including an American in two attacks. The killings come amid rising Afghan insider attacks as NATO trains Afghan forces to take the lead before the 2014 drawdown.
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