U.S. Fire Strikes Desert Wedding Near Syria Border
Iraqi officials say a U.S. helicopter attack on a wedding party in a remote desert near the Syria border killed 42 to 45 people, including 15 children and 10 women, with officials citing a clash at a suspected foreign fighter safe house.
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Berrendo Middle School aids teacher with cancer fund drive
Eighth graders at Berrendo Middle School rallied to help Debbie Cometti after Hodgkin's disease diagnosis turning a fundraiser into a personal mission. In just over a week they raised 1400 dollars to fund a Mayo Clinic trip, and two students shaved their heads in front of peers to show support. Cometti and her husband plan the trip as classmates cheered and presented a piggy bank with 14 one hundred dollar bills. The teacher expressed gratitude amid a room of letters from students, noting that Hodgkin's lymphoma has a high treatable rate today.
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New Mexico GOP chooses Wehr after internal rift
Retired Marine Col. Allen Wehr was elected state GOP chairman by the Central Committee on April 17 after Ramsay Gorham resignation. He says disputes within the party have been settled and has moved to reorganize leadership including Carroll as executive director.
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Sivits Receives Maximum Penalty in Abu Ghraib Case
In Baghdad, Specialist Jeremy Sivits cried and apologized after a year in prison and a bad conduct discharge in the first court martial linked to abuses at Abu Ghraib. He admitted photographing naked detainees, aiding the scandal that triggered international condemnation and ongoing probes up the chain of command.
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Water issues top Palmer's agenda for southeast NM Senate bid
Will Palmer a Republican candidate for state Senate prioritizes water reclamation and using oil and gas produced water alongside brackish water. He argues a viable supply safeguards future quality of life for southeast New Mexico residents and notes his former chairmanship of the Water Reclamation Committee which has shown produced water can be cleaned for usable supply. About 75 percent of basins in the region hold brackish water suitable for treatment.
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