Romney apologizes for high school pranks over gay bullying
Mitt Romney condemned past pranks as stupid and moved to dismiss claims he targeted classmates for being gay. The Washington Post recounts incidents at a boarding school in Bloomfield Hills Michigan where a student was restrained while hair was cut and taunts were directed at another classmate.
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Roswell official Kakuska touts record and goals for county
Kakuska cites Roswell High achievements including Gates Foundation and International Center for Educational Leadership honors and a 90 percent graduation rate. He describes coalition building with educators and parents to drive school success and plans to transfer leadership skills to the county commission.
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Roswell Council Negotiates Bond Issuance and Tax Payments
The council, Eastern New Mexico University Roswell, and Roswell Hagerman and Dexter school districts will receive tax in lieu payments from the company. Bonds are ready to issue pending school district approval after public comments were absent. The Roswell Invaders contract at Coca Cola Field drops from 7600 to 5850 for the season due to fewer home games. Ledger funds approve 2000 for the Roswell Fine Arts League show and 2000 for Grace Church simulcast, plus up to 1500 for the Alien Open Dart Tournament with receipts due.
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Syria Faces Deadly Bombing Rampage as U.N. Efforts Stall
Panetta criticizes stalled cease-fire efforts as a deadly blast targets state security buildings in Syria. Hague calls on authorities to implement the Annan plan while the U.N. Security Council condemns terrorism. Mood, overseeing observers, says violence harms civilians and won’t solve the crisis. The attacks mark the deadliest in a wave from Aleppo and Damascus since last December.
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US condemns Syria attacks and al-Qaida worry grows
The United States condemned a deadly twin bombing in Damascus and said al-Qaida may be leveraging Syria's instability. Defense Secretary Panetta cited intelligence of an al-Qaida presence but unclear activity. White House officials condemned the attack and called civilian casualties unacceptable. The strikes wounded over 370 people near a military intelligence building amid Syria's 14 month uprising.
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