Employers report drop in job openings in September
U S employers posted fewer job openings in September after an earlier August rise, signaling slower hiring ahead. The Labor Department reported a 100,000 decline in openings, suggesting hiring will stay modest in the coming months.
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Roswell woman arrested for sex abuse tops 24 hour report
A Roswell woman was arrested on sex abuse charges in the latest 24 hour crime update. The incident details remain under investigation as authorities release few facts.
Young CB Tracy Porter Makes Denver Return Hope
Englewood Colorado AP reports Tracy Porter returns to the Broncos after a month sidelined by a summer seizure. Porter leads with three game sealing interceptions since 2009, helping Denver improve to 5-3 as two opponents face a reenergized defense.
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Obama Wins Re Election in 303 203 Electoral Victory
President Barack Obama defeated Mitt Romney to secure a second term as Democrats retained the Senate while Republicans held a likely House majority. Crowds gathered in Chicago Times Square Boston and Washington as Obama led in electoral votes 303 to 203 with Florida still too close to call.
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Lujan Grisham wins New Mexico’s 1st district race
Democrats retain two of three NM seats as Michelle Lujan Grisham defeats Janice Arnold-Jones in Albuquerque area. Susan Grisham succeeds Martin Heinrich in the Senate race. Ben Ray Lujan and Steve Pearce win in their districts. Pearl.
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Heinrich Wins New Mexico U S Senate Seat
Democrat Martin Heinrich defeated Republican Heather Wilson in New Mexico's open U S Senate race. Heinrich carried Albuquerque and northern Hispanic areas as unofficial returns showed strong Hispanic and female support. Wilson led in traditional GOP strongholds while counts remained incomplete.
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Pirtle Wins State Senate Seat in Chaves County race
In Chaves County 60 percent of registered voters participated in the 2012 general election with 20,593 of 34,895 casting ballots. Tim Jennings lost to Cliff Pirtle in District 32 as Pirtle pledged to represent the people and be accessible to constituents in Santa Fe.
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Unofficial Chaves County Election Results Contested Races
Preliminary results show Obama 6 621 votes 32.30 percent and Romney 13 271 64.74 percent for president. Senate and House races feature Heinrich 6 610 and Wilson 12 949. local judges and amendments list varied outcomes with multiple precinct totals.
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