Bin Laden killed by U S SEALs ends fight for justice
Officials reveal Obama gave order to kill bin Laden after firefight and note his body was treated with respect and sent to sea. Panetta says capture was possible if surrender occurred, while White House updates details amid political debate over future counterterrorism methods.
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Take Back Day draws crowd in Roswell and collects drugs
Sheriff Rob Coon says Take-Back Day in Roswell was the first of its kind as Deputy Tony Sedillo Steve Wolfe and Richard Lucero gathered drugs. Sedillo collected 80 pounds for DEA disposal while officials highlight reducing misuse and safer homes amid high prescription drug abuse rates.
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Child death investigation continues after autopsy pending
Holley cites new developments and declines to reveal death cause while the body is sent to the New Mexico Office of Medical Investigation for autopsy. A 11-year-old child found at the residence was turned over to CYFD. conditions described as deplorable. The case remains child abuse resulting in a death and investigators continue to seek evidence.
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City to realign staff with Hunter Fry supervision
City officials announce a memo outlining Hunter Hunter and Fry reshaping departmental oversight. Fry expects to supervise multiple departments gradually, while Hunter brings HR focused leadership after a 1986 start in purchasing. Hunter is an Eastern New Mexico University graduate and senior HR professional.
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Senate official objects to Geronimo code name for bin Laden
Loretta Tuell of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee criticizes the use of the code name Geronimo for Osama bin Laden during the raid that killed him. She and others say the name glorifies a Native American hero and reinforces negative stereotypes. The White House and Pentagon declined further comment.
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Fire Danger Prompts Extra Firefighters in New Mexico
New Mexico reported 384 fires scorching 297,291 acres this year as authorities bring in more fire prevention technicians. LaDawn Saxton stresses a community effort to curb risky behavior and spread awareness of high danger. Further fire restriction details are available at rmfirein fo.com and emard.state nm.us/FD/.
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Mississippi flood surge after Birds Point levee breach
Explosives opened a 15 foot hole in the Birds Point levee triggering widespread flooding in Missouri and across the Mississippi while Cairo faces risk and officials warn of record crests. Farmers sue the federal government over land takings as relief programs are outlined.
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