Southwest pollen key in 1979 New York cold case
Police in New York and Albuquerque pursue a long unsolved case of a woman found in Caledonia New York in November 1979. Pollen traces from the Southwest and replica Native American jewelry hint at a regional link as investigators reopen the homicide.
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Livingston County Sheriffs Office
Geneseo
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New Mexico
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Colorado
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Rochester
Texas A&m University
Rich Lewis
Cold Case
Burglaries and Theft Reported Across City
Police responded to multiple incidents including two men attempting to steal beer at Allsup s 1618 S Main one punched the clerk. A burglary in progress on South Kentucky Ave where a father heard his daughter scream and chased an intruder. A residence on W Tilden reported entry by April 22 to 25 with a 32 inch Emerson TV a DVD player an HP laptop and a black titanium wedding ring missing valued 1130. A front door break in on South Ohio Ave led to a 37 inch TV valued 2000 being stolen. A man on West Walnut found a Pioneer stereo missing from his vehicle valued 250. Tips to Crime Stoppers anonymous rewards.
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Allsup’s
S. Main
South Kentucky Avenue
W. Tilden
Emerson
West Walnut Street
Woman stabbed in Roswell home on Union Avenue
A woman was stabbed in her residence in the 400 block of South Union Avenue on Saturday. Police say the suspect, Miracle Henke, 25, knew the victim after Henke reported a stolen purse earlier that day. The victim was flown to Lubbock for treatment. Henke is held on a $50,000 cash bond.
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South Union Avenue
Roswell
Miracle Henke
Preston
Henke
Lubbock
Chaves County Detention Center
Mexico Moves To Compensate Crime Victims Nationwide
Mexico Congress approved a law to recognize victims of crime including dead wounded kidnapped or missing and victims of extortion. It creates a national registry and funds for compensation up to 77000 per person financed partly from seized organized crime assets. The bill awaits presidential signature and requires authorities to locate missing persons.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Congress
PNM files plan to add renewable energy in New Mexico
Public Service Company of New Mexico submitted its renewable energy plan to the Public Regulation Commission. The plan adds geothermal and solar capacity and continues rooftop solar programs, offsetting some fossil fuel costs but with an estimated $19 million impact to customers in 2013.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Public Service Company of
Public Regulation Commission
Brennan explains how US selects drone targets
White House counterterrorism official John Brennan describes how al Qaida targets are chosen for drone strikes. He defends the program as legal ethical and aimed at saving American lives while noting civilian casualties. ACLU and Pakistani reactions are noted as well as a protest interruption.
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Washington
White House
John Brennan
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Obama
Yemen
Somalia
U.S
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Roswell-Record.com
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