Tiffany Sales Fall in New York as Forecasts Cut
Tiffany & Co reports softer U S and international demand, lowering its full year sales and profit forecast. The luxury jeweler posts first quarter profit roughly flat with a year earlier and below analyst estimates, signaling slower spending in the luxury market.
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Top 5 Web Top 5 Web One Year Later
A brief recap notes the one year anniversary of the Anchondo murder and hints at ongoing tensions as residents react and the community reflects on the case. Local officials promise continued support and investigation updates amid lingering public concern.
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Broncos pass rushers count calories in offseason shakeup
In Englewood Elvis Dumervil has shed at least 10 pounds this offseason to gain speed while Von Miller aims to add up to 10 pounds to better contend with bigger linemen. Both focus on conditioning as they chase quarterbacks.
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Nathan Kimbler obituary informs community of his passing
Nathan Kimbler dies leaving family and friends. A memorial service is planned, with community members urged to share remembrances and support the family during grieving.
Massive New Mexico wildfire destroys 12 homes
A large wildfire in southwestern New Mexico more than doubled in size to over 110 square miles, merging the Whitewater and Baldy fires and threatening structures in the Willow Creek subdivision. Firefighters sat on the sidelines due to fierce winds while crews assess damage and contact property owners. Twelve homes and seven outbuildings were confirmed destroyed as evacuations continued.
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UHS Holds 28th Commencement At Wool Bowl
University High School marked its 28th commencement at the Wool Bowl with alumni Chad Cole and Valerie Lopez as speakers. They urged the Class of 2012 to recognize their achievements and imagine broader futures while warning against arrogance.
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RPD Expands Roster With Recruits And In Process Officers
The Roswell Police Department has hired eight new officers in the field with training already underway. In the past week, the Recruitment Department led by Sgt. Jim Preston and Erica O’Bryan added five more recruits, bringing the total hired to thirteen and reducing a previous shortfall of 25. An additional seven officers remain in process, undergoing physical, written, and psychological tests plus medical exams. The department emphasizes strict physical testing and faster recruitment, aided by increased internet advertising and new brochures detailing APD positions and procedures.
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Gloves stay on in NM Senate primary
Four years after Heather Wilson left her House seat to pursue a Senate bid, she lost a tough Republican primary. Now a Democratic successor to her House seat faces a similar gamble as Jeff Bingaman retires after 30 years, with Republicans aiming to capture New Mexico's Senate seats.
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US plans vetting of arms for Syrian rebels
The Obama administration weighs a plan to approve arms transfers from Arab nations to parts of the Free Syrian Army after ongoing violence in Syria. The plan would require vetting of rebel fighters to approve shipments and ensure support goes to eligible groups.
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May 24 EMS Day Proclaimed During Emergency Services Week
Mayor Del Jurney declared May 24 as EMS Day during a ceremony at Fire Station No 1. He praised EMS staff for their public service and life saving work and noted volunteers and career workers must complete over 1,000 training hours. He echoed the slogan EMS: more than a job, a calling and congratulated Fire Chief Chad Hamill.
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Government moves to curb food stamp card fraud
The Agriculture Department seeks state power to investigate repeat replacement card requests and deny future cards. Curbing schemes where cards are sold for cash could save part of the roughly $750 million annual fraud cost to taxpayers.
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