U.S. consumer confidence hits five-year high in November
The Conference Board reports the consumer confidence index rose to 73.7 in November, up from October, signaling optimism about hiring over the next six months and strengthening spending sentiment.
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Washington
U.S
Conference Board
Roswell Faces 24-Hour Spike in Local Accidents
A rash of accidents sweeps Roswell within 24 hours as authorities investigate collisions. A sheriff's deputy was wounded in a shootout during a response. In Dexter, a man dies after an oilfield incident. A woman is arrested in connection with Rubio and Porras winning state awards.
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Dexter
Rockets Open Season With Loss To Alamogordo Tigers
Goddard girls basketball opened the season with an 66 to 53 defeat at Alamogordo after a 23-2 Tigers run. Goddard pressured defensively forcing five turnovers in Alamogordo’s early possessions while Camille Martinez scored four of Goddard’s first seven points.
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Obituaries No Entries Today November Twenty Eighth
No obituary notices appear in this edition for November 28 2012. The page lists sections for Today’s Forecast Lotteries Opinion and Weather without obituary content.
Hobbs shooting linked to area murders
Lea County Sheriff Sergeant Michael Tovar was struck in a gun battle during a high risk warrant at 61 E Everglade Rd Hobbs. The raid ties to two Chaves County killings after a hunter found a body near Hagerman on Nov 19 and a burned corpse near Lake Arthur on Nov 21. The identified victim is Mark Walters 48 Artesia.
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Michael Tovar
Chaves County
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LCSO
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Albuquerque
Snyder
Mark T. Walters
Artesia
Feds launch APD probe over officer shootings in Albuquerque
The Justice Department opens a civil investigation into the Albuquerque Police Department amid a string of officer involved shootings and abuse allegations. Protests, lawsuits and calls for overhaul followed as 25 shootings occurred, 17 fatal, amid high profile cases including videoed incidents.
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New Mexico
Radiant Tree of Hope brightens RMAC display
All Saints Catholic School students from K through 8 decorated a Tree of Hope at the Roswell Museum and Art Center on Tuesday for a cancer awareness project. The display runs through January 2 with decorations including angels bells yuccas and dream catchers created by the pupils.
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Woman stabbed. APD seeks information on East Bonney Street incident
Police responded to the 300 block of East Bonney Street after a 31 year old woman was stabbed multiple times. She drove home where relatives helped her inside before 911 was called. Victim unable to provide details and remains unsettled. Investigation ongoing. tips sought at 624-6770 or Crime Stoppers 888-594 TIPS.
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Sabrina Morales
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Egypt protests grow as Morsi faced crowd in Tahrir Square
More than 200000 demonstrators packed Tahrir Square in Cairo challenging Islamist President Mohammed Morsi over near absolute powers. The vast, flag waving turnout echoed the 2011 uprising against Hosni Mubarak and intensified a major political crisis.
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Morsi
Mubarak
Kiwanis Hosts Roswell Civic Club Luncheon
The 63rd All Civic Club Luncheon in Roswell recognized 25 local organizations for community work at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center. About 300 attendees heard from Kiwanis Club president Robert Sherman and noted groups include Altrusa Roswell Habitat for Humanity Roswell and Chaves County 4-H.
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Roswell Convention and Civic Center
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Roswell
Kiwanis Club
Robert Sherman
Marisa Coates
Roswell Convention Center
Recounts Planned In Two Close New Mexico House Races
The Canvassing Board ordered recounts to start December 4 in two tight New Mexico House races to determine the Democratic majority. A tie in southern district has Terry McMillan and Joanne Ferrary each at 6247 votes. An Albuquerque area race showed a 66 vote margin with Paul Pacheco leading Marci Blaze. County officials will conduct the recounts under state funding, with results ratified later by the state board.
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New Mexico
House of Representatives
Terry McMillan
Joanne Ferrary
Las Cruces
Doha Ana County
Albuquerque
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