Asteroid 2005 YU55 Comes Close to Earth
The asteroid 2005 YU55 passed by Earth in the closest approach of a massive space rock in over 30 years. Scientists found no collision risk and used the event to study the object while mapping its trajectory and composition.
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Penn State trustees turn against Joe Paterno amid abuse scandal
Support for keeping Joe Paterno as Penn State football coach erodes among the board of trustees. The 84 year old coach faces a threatened end to his career as prosecutors seek accountability in a child sex abuse scandal linked to a former assistant and heir apparent.
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Obituaries and Forecast Highlight Local Notices
Teresa Cox Wines and 14 others are listed in today’s obituaries page B6. The brief notice includes family mentions and service details. the forecast section notes a chilly 34 degree high with likely clear skies.
NM Official Opposes Cap and Trade Rules
New Mexico Environment Department Deputy Secretary Butch Tongate testified at Environmental Improvement Board hearings that cap and trade rules may raise utility costs and urged a national and international approach to global warming to avoid economic harm to New Mexico. He noted the need for broader action beyond a single state.
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NMERB Faces Money Trouble Discussed At Public Meeting
Nearly 200 active members retirees and the public gathered at the Pueblo Auditorium Tuesday evening to hear about the New Mexico Educational Retirement Board actuarial situation and possible solutions. Executive director Jan Goodwin outlined potential changes to plan benefits. The board is a statutory body.
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Desk and Derrick Club Hosts 59th Appreciation Dinner
The Desk and Derrick Club held its 59th annual Appreciation Dinner at Sally Port Inn with a theme educating the public on oil industry value. President Joy Jurecek traced the club’s formation by Charles Loveless and 43 women from 17 oil companies, while Natalie Bright presented Oil People to humanize industry workers. Guest speaker Dr. John Felmy of the American Petroleum Institute discussed future markets and government scrutiny facing the sector.
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Cain Resists Drop Out Amid Accusations in 2011 Race
Republican Herman Cain faces mounting pressure as four women accuse him of sexual improprieties. He denies all claims, vows to stay in the presidential race, and considers a lie detector test. Romney and other rivals urge full disclosure as conservative circles question Cain’s character.
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Leak Closes Chaves County Offices After Water Main Break
A water main break at the Chaves County Administrative Center shut down the government complex on Tuesday. Doors were locked, staff sent home, and only on duty were sheriffs detectives and deputies along with sheriff office clerical staff.
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