House committee chair attacks Senate immigration bill progress
Washington AP reports a key House committee chair criticized a broad immigration bill approved by a Senate committee. The chairman warned of hurdles ahead as the politically charged measure advances in a split Congress.
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Top 5 Web Highlights Prompt Trial Defense Witnesses
A concise roundup mentions a man found shot, a defense witness killed, a woman beaten and stabbed, and a protest at Valley Meat Co. as Goddard and Gomez win silver in an online feature.
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Urlacher Retires After 13 Seasons With Chicago Bears
Chicago star Brian Urlacher announces retirement after 13 seasons with the Bears. A eight time Pro Bowler and 2005 Defensive Player of the Year, Urlacher helped Chicago reach the Super Bowl after the 2006 season. He posted the news on social media Wednesday.
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Drones kill four Americans since 2009
The Obama administration told Congress that four U S citizens have been killed in drone strikes abroad since 2009, including Anwar al Awlaki and three others not targeted in counterterror operations. Jude Mohammed, linked to a 2009 Quantico plot, was among those killed in Pakistan.
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Walker Museum opens exhibit on Peace Through Strength
The Walker Aviation Museum Foundation unveils a Peace Through Strength exhibit detailing Walker Air Force Base history from 1945 to 1955. Juliana Halvorson of the WAMF led development, honoring Air Force veterans and highlighting U S atomic bomb efforts and the 509th Composite Group.
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Officials begin work on hazard plan update in Roswell
Local and state officials met at Roswell Fire Station No 3 to start updating Chaves County hazard mitigation plan. The plan, required every five years for FEMA funding, aims to identify recurring natural hazards and craft mitigation strategies with community input. Bold Planning will manage the update with Fulton Wold stating efforts will gather information from all communities and draft the plan.
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Arias trial Day 3 focuses on forensic evidence
The State of New Mexico vs Jose Arias enters its third day with forensic evidence dominating. Prosecutor Debra Hutchins played the 911 call in which Arias describes a shooting of his wife Victo ria Velasquez-Arias on May 20, 2011. He gives disjointed answers and asks responders to hurry seeking a location behind Champion Motor Sports on West Fourth Street.
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Missouri Avenue students dedicate gardens to veterans
Missouri Avenue Elementary students plant beans onions and flowers in a garden project honoring veterans through 4H Military Kids. Burpee Seed Co and Westlake Hardware donated soil and barrels for the extension program engaging about 20 children with 40 more expected.
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