Mystery bird appears at Bosque del Apache refuge
Wildlife managers at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge monitor a mystery bird with dark plumage that appeared earlier this month among tens of thousands of visitors and birds, posing questions about its origin.
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Albuquerque
Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge
Pmaster to Army Shoo Donnell to Retire from EDC
Sanchez brings Mobile Office to Roswell as Kiwanis hosts Civic Club Luncheon. Ticket to title tilt on the line at Wool Bow.
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Sanchez
Roswell
Kiwanis
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Wool Bow
Warriors fall as NMMI opens season against Gateway Christian
The season opener saw NMMI battle Gateway Christian with a 42 to 23 score in favor of the Colts. NMMI showcased strong inside presence and ball movement while the Warriors flashed a knack for offensive rebounding and energy on the boards.
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Gateway Christian
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Warriors
Local Names On Page A7 June N Brown Baxter Barker
A7 column lists several individuals including June N Brown Paul Harold Baxter Christopher M Barker JoAnn Goodgson Garnetty Baxley Asa Paschall and Earl Wayne Cochran with a forecasted high and low.
Campbell pleads guilty to forgery and securities fraud
Greg Campbell, former controller of the New Mexico Finance Authority, pleaded guilty to three felonies for faking an audit used in a nearly $23 million bond sale. He received five years probation, saying time pressure and uncertain motive drove the act, not personal gain.
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New Mexico
Greg Campbell
New Mexico Finance Authority
Campbell
Stephen Pfeffer
Agencies investigate county murders prompt joint meeting
The Chaves County Sheriff joins the New Mexico State Police, Eddy and Lea county sheriff departments, the FBI and Hobbs Police to discuss two county homicides and a Lea County deputy wounded during a Hobbs search warrant at 61 E Everglade Road. Sheriff Rob Coon says the agencies will pool resources.
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Columbus gun ring tied to Arizona Fast and Furious probe
Federal records show a Columbus gun smuggling ring linked to the Fast and Furious operation in Arizona. Prosecutors distance the Columbus case from the Arizona probe, while agents noted ties in early 2010 and recovered about 40 weapons in New Mexico. Gutierrez and Carrillo were stopped in 2010, weapons seized, then returned as investigations continued.
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Columbus
Arizona
Eric Holder
Albuquerque Journal
Columbus Ring
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Phoenix
Mexico
Border Patrol
Brian Terry
New Mexico
Gutierrez
Columbus Group
Miguel Carrillo
Carrillo
UN recognizes Palestinian state by 138-9 vote at the UN
The United Nations General Assembly adopts a nonmember observer state status for Palestine by a 138 to 9 vote with 41 abstentions. Celebrations erupt in Ramallah and across Palestinian areas while the US and several allies condemn the move as counterproductive to peace negotiations.
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Palau
Mahmoud Abbas
United Nations General Assembly
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United Nations
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