Fort Sill Apache seek New Mexico reservation status for casino plans
Fort Sill Apache members push to revive a casino project on land in New Mexico arguing reservation status would grant sovereignty and equal rights to other tribes. Officials note 30 acre proclamation may expand presence and appeal a National Indian Gaming Commission denial while highlighting historical Chiricahua and Warm Springs roots.
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National Indian Gaming Commission
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Warm Springs
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Community rally after burglary targets a family
A Roswell family recounts a home break in during a shopping spree that led to loss of electronics and a stolen phone. The mother slept in the living room while police and a charity effort work to replace items with donations from Kmart and Target. Community leaders urge tips to Crime Stoppers.
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Local soldier project thanks donor for Christmas boxes
Vargas praises Thomas Krumland of Krumland Auto Group for funding about 20 pound boxes mailed to Kosovo and Iraq with 80 more planned for Afghanistan. The second batch will weigh about 10 pounds and include jerky cookies hygiene items socks games and notes.
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Vargas
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Krumland Auto Group
Krumland
Wall of Honor
Turkeys Liberty and Peace Get Presidential Amnesty and TV Exposure
President Obama and the first family helped the Capital Area Food Bank as Oregon State players joined them for a Thanksgiving visit. Turkeys Liberty and Peace, raised by Minnesota FFA members, will retire to Mount Vernon after media training and Christmas shows.
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Avery Robinson
Capital Area Food Bank
Sasha
Obama
White House M&ms
Oregon
Craig Robinson
Washington
Towson University
Baltimore
Liberty and Peace
Future Farmers of America
Willmar
Minn
Minnesota
U.S
White House
George Washington
Mount Vernon, Va
Liberty
Mount Vernon
PNM To Close Payment Centers Amid Efficiency Push
PNM plans to close its walk in payment centers after finding only 10 percent of customers use them. The utility serves about 500,000 customers statewide and cites electronic payments as the preferred method. Regulators probe whether customer studies informed the decision and may issue a stay at a public hearing.
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PNM
Valerie Smith
Smith
Western Union
Public Regulation Commission
Russia and NATO clash over European missile shield plan
Medvedev warned Moscow may deploy missiles if the United States proceeds without firm pledges the shield won’t threaten Russia. He urged a binding paper on legal obligations while NATO and the U S seek cooperation, with Rasmussen urging cooperation over confrontation.
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Anders Fogh Rasmussen
Washington
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