Linkletter, TV host of People Are Funny and House Party, dies
Art Linkletter died Wednesday in Los Angeles at 97. The long time host of the 1950s and 1960s shows delighted audiences with candid moments from kids and adults, earning a lasting place in television history.
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Leadingham case grants continuance and local items
The report notes a continuance filed in the Leadingham case. It lists 10 baby animals at Spring River Zoo, announces an Adopt-A-Soldier gala, a Gateway Christian graduation with 14 graduates on Saturday, and mentions a 4 percent income increase for the RPD.
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USA World Cup Team Announced At 2 AM Meeting
In Bristol Connecticut the U S World Cup team was finalized in a Hartford hotel during a late night meeting on the third floor. Her cul ez Gomez described the journey as crazy and unbelievable as the squad prepared for the trip.
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Obituaries for Robert John Blossom and Ruby Isela Gonzalez
Two obituary notices highlight the deaths of Robert John Blossom and Ruby Isela Gonzalez. The brief items appear in the B8 section alongside features like today’s forecast and horoscopes.
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BP begins top kill on gusher in Gulf
BP started pumping heavy mud into the leaking Gulf of Mexico well in a bid to halt the spill. Chief executive Tony Hayward cautioned it would take at least 24 hours to gauge results as cementing the well remains the eventual aim.
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Roswell Seniors Join National Senior Health Day Fitness Event
Roswell seniors at Enhanced Fitness inside the Chaves County J.O.Y. Center joined about 100000 peers nationwide to celebrate National Senior Health and Fitness Day now in its 17th year. Instructor Jan Melton stressed staying physically and mentally active. A 1998 University of Washington study linked regular exercise to healthier aging.
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Foreclosure sale to auction six Roswell radio stations
The four Roswell stations owned by Roswell Radio Inc. and two Tucumcari stations owned by Quay Broadcasters Inc. face auction June 15 at the Roswell Police Department after a 5th District Court ruling. Ingalls Holdings Inc. was awarded 317,076.71 plus 9,132.05 in costs and fees for defaulted mortgages and a permissory note.
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Obama Border Plan Runs Narrower Than Bush Initiative
The plan envisions up to 1200 National Guard troops at the U S Mexico border focusing on intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance while delaying detentions. Officials say troops will not engage on the front lines but provide back office support as a bridge to deploy more border agents.
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Eat your veggies, play outside program kicks off
A new initiative to boost exercise and healthy eating starts at Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest. Mayor Del Jurney praises the program as volunteers outline the Fast Track to Health, aiming to curb childhood obesity through activity and good diet through August 4.
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Cahoon Park Pool Opens Early For Season
Cahoon Park swimming pool opened to the public a day ahead of schedule on Tuesday with a grand opening planned for Monday. Pool supervisor William Calvin says the Splash-In will be held on Memorial Day offering free swimming for all attendees.
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Arizona immigration law angers police chiefs at briefing
Police chiefs from across the United States warned Attorney General Eric Holder that state immigration laws will raise crime and erode community trust. Los Angeles Chief Charlie Beck said such laws would increase crime, while Tucson Chief Roberto Villaseñor called the burden on agencies immense as they process immigration status cases.
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