Wildlife Center reports rise in starving wild animals in drought stricken New Mexico
The Wildlife Center in Espanola says drought has left bobcats birds foxes and other wildlife starving with scarce water. Experts note no disease observed and urge water at edges of properties while cautioning against removing bear cubs or elk calves.
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Wildlife Center
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Katherine Eagleson
Espanola
Eagleson
Dan Williams
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Multiple thefts Reported at Local Retail Stores
Police responded to three thefts at Target on 2725 N Main St, Kmart on 1705 S Main St, and Sears on 1000 S Main St Tuesday. Items stolen included clothing videos makeup jeans and a box cutter. One subject was detained and arrested at Sears while others left with unpaid merchandise. some items were recovered. A fourth call came to Fergie's Plumbing and Heating on 109 S Union Ave.
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Police Blotter Reports Thefts In Multiple Incidents
Police report describe thefts from homes and vehicles including a 32 inch Sanyo TV Xbox JVC stereo Samsung flat screen and Nintendo system from Murphy Place. Losses total about 1300. Other thefts include two JL sub speakers Cobra radar detector Kicker amp firearms and tools with losses near 2600 and 450. Crime Stoppers number offered for tips.
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Armed robbery suspect arrested in Roswell incident
Roswell police arrested Tom Ethan, 22, around 1 30 a m Wednesday on armed robbery charges for a 11 15 p m incident at a bus stop near Albertsons 1110 S Main St The victim said a young man approached asked for help Ethan drew a knife and grabbed the backpack before fleeing Detectives charged him with robbery with a deadly weapon He is held at Chaves County Detention Center on a 20000 cash or surety bond
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Tom Ethan
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Chaves County Detention Center
Obama health care plan faces bumps in the road
The article notes potential issues with the health care overhaul including canceled insurance plans, higher premiums for smokers, new fees on employers, and a canceled long term care program. Officials promise more options in October as the marketplace opens.
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Health and Human Services
Joanne Peters
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