Iran Detains Bin Laden Son Report Sparks Unverified Claims
The Financial Times said Iran detained one of Osama bin Laden's sons among around 250 suspects linked to al Qaida and handed the prisoner to Saudi Arabia or Pakistan. Officials in Iran and the United States noted the claim but offered no confirmation.
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Students Build Race Gliders Cranes and Boats for MESA Event
ENMU Roswell hosted the Southeastern Math Science and Engineering Achieve ment Fall Design Competition featuring crane weight lifting with plastic straws, boat races, and glider contests. Teams from Roswell Carlsbad Portales and Ruidoso competed for trophies as ENMUR professors judged. Nadia Ramirez from Ruidoso Middle School earned third in the middle school glider test. The event showcases MESA’s prep focus guiding minority students toward science math and engineering careers.
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New York City Wins USOC Bid for 2012 Olympics
New York City won the USOC vote over San Francisco to be the 2012 Olympic candidate with 132 of 223 points. The bid promises a $5 billion plan placing events within city limits and emphasizes security and resources. Mayor Bloomberg and a star studded presentation backed the bid amid cheers and support from IOC officials.
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New Jersey Meat Recall Ties To Listeria Outbreak
The USDA announces a nationwide recall of 200000 pounds of ready to eat chicken and turkey from Jack Lambersky Poultry Company Inc doing business as J L Foods. Products made June 27 to July 3 were distributed nationwide and linked to a listeria strain that sickened 50 and killed seven in eight northeastern states. The company halted operations as officials compile recall details and urge consumers to discard or return affected items.
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Body Found Near Lake Arthur Linked to Missing Morales
Deputies found a badly decomposed body on Pueblo Road west of Lake Arthur while probing the disappearance of Arturo Morales who was last seen October 4. The sheriff's office believes the body may be Morales but has not confirmed with the medical investigator. An earlier bone discovery west of the lake was also tied to the case. The body was sent for autopsy.
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