Steve Jobs Dies at 56 Founder of Apple
Cupertino California Apple confirms Steve Jobs founder and former CEO has died at age 56. The obituary notes his role in transforming personal computers and consumer electronics with iconic devices and marketing.
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Steve Jobs
Apple
Roswell Wins Rain Soaked Rivalry 1-0
Harvest Ministries fights hunger as bands, food, rides open at Eastern NM State Fair. Coyote girls defeat Rockets 1-0 in a rain soaked rivalry.
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NM State Fair Harvest Ministries
Roswell
Coyote Girls
Goddard at Carlsbad Friday Rivalry Boosted by Unbeaten Stakes
History will unfold Friday night at Ralph Bowyer Stadium as Goddard and Carlsbad meet with unbeaten records for the first time in the long rivalry since 1965. The opening kickoff will erase past records as both teams aim for a win.
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Obituaries and forecast brief tease
Obituaries listed Miguel M. Otero Gwen Sweatt and Margaret L. Bush appear on today's notices in Page A6. A forecast summary indicates a high and low temperature range with weather details to come.
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Gwen Sweatt
Margaret L. Bush
State backs New Mexico firms in bids for government work
Gov. Susana Martinez signs a law to give New Mexico businesses a bid preference over out-of-state competitors on state financed construction projects. The rule lowers qualified local bids by 5 percent and removes the $5 million cap, aiming to boost local jobs and economic recovery.
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Susana Martinez
New Mexico
Mexico
Martinez
Block remains on payroll amid guilty plea in New Mexico
Public Regulation Commissioner Jerome Block Jr. continues to draw a 90 000-a-year state salary while pleading guilty to felony charges including fraudulent use of a state gas card. Governor Martinez and officials urge immediate resignation before the October 13 deadline. Block risks harsher punishment if he stays.
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Jerome Block Jr
Susana Martinez
Block
Scott Darnell
Blessing of the Animals at St Andrew's Roswell
Four weeks after arriving from Kansas, Rev. Dale Plummer leads the Blessing of the Animals and Memorial Service at St Andrew's Episcopal Church Roswell. The Sunday procession includes dogs cats and horses starting at 2 p.m. in a 20 year parish tradition.
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Roswell
Kansas
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
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Sissy
Gateway Honors Bone on Hero Day
Patrolman Rodney Bone was saluted at Gateway Christian Elementary School during Hero Day. Jachin Whitehead dressed as Bone to honor the officer who helped rescue two truck drivers from a burning crash involving two semi trailers. Bone received the New Mexico State Police Medal of Valor for his bravery.
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Hero Bone
Bone
New Mexico
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Family argument erupts in Roswell shootout on Cedar Avenue
A family dispute on South Cedar Avenue escalated to gunfire Wednesday morning. Police say Johnny Otero, 27, was shot and taken to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center in serious condition after multiple vehicles fled the scene. Witnesses detained for questioning as chaos followed.
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Otero
Parties and civic groups unite at ENM State Fair Commercial Building
At the Eastern New Mexico State Fair the Commercial Building hosts booths from the Democratic Party of Chaves County the Republican Party of Chaves County and the Chaves County Tea Party. DPCC and RPCC register voters while the CCTP promotes Democratic presence in Roswell.
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Chaves County
Republican Party
Tea Party
DPCC
RPCC
GOP
Lee Sides
Roswell
CCTP
Obama to Speed Up Transmission Line Projects Across 12 States
The Obama administration moves to fast track seven proposed electric transmission lines in 12 states Arizona Colorado Idaho New Mexico Nevada Oregon Utah Wyoming New Jersey Pennsylvania Minnesota and Wisconsin. Officials say the pilot projects will create over 10 000 jobs strengthen the grid reduce outages and lower the need for new plants while speeding permitting and coordination among federal state and tribal governments.
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Idaho
New Mexico
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Utah
Wyoming
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Pennsylvania
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Wisconsin
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