Arizonian skulls? No. Aztec temple skulls found in Mexico
Mexican archaeologists report uncovering 50 skulls in a single offering at the ancient Aztec temple in Mexico City. The discovery, dating back over 500 years, suggests new uses of skulls in pre-Columbian rituals at the empire’s most sacred site.
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Top 5 Web Highlights From The Past Day
A brisk digest of recent online items includes Cache's market launch wins and Roswell kicking off October with an NMMI event. The Lyceum series hosts a geoscientist as vendors gather for a NM ships unveiling and Rotary scene in New Mexico.
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Dora Edges Lake Arthur In High-Scoring Friday Showdown
In a Friday night matchup Lake Arthur and Dora traded scores in a high powered affair. Dora pulled ahead late as Lake Arthur failed to capitalize after a turnover on downs, keeping the game tight in the first half.
Border governors seek stronger cross border cooperation
Governors from New Mexico and Arizona along with Mexican states Baja California Sonora and Chihuahua closed a two day Border Governors Conference in Albuquerque vowing continued joint work on economic development health care and border issues The gathering highlighted the regions contribution to U S Mexican trade and the need to improve communication transportation and infrastructure amid ongoing drug cartel violence and smuggling concerns
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Cesar Duarte Jaquez
U.s.mexico
Obama Sees Jobs Rise as Unemployment Falls to 7.8 Percent
Mitt Romney's debate glow faded as a September jobs report showed 114000 new positions and unemployment at 7.8 percent. President Obama urged voters that progress must continue and warned against turning back to prior policies.
US unemployment rate dips below 8 percent
The unemployment rate falls to 7.8 percent in September, the first dip below 8 percent since Obama took office. Government surveys show 873,000 more people employed, the largest monthly rise since January 2003, with employers adding 114,000 jobs in September. Obama says the economy has come too far to turn back now.
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Washington
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VCA Students Showcase Service on 10th Community Day
Valley Christian Academy marked its 10th annual Community Day with Friday service activities. Superintendent Cory Cogdill emphasized the event as a chance to help those in need and to put the campus ministry focus into practice across campuses.
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Hambric Coaches NMMI Rifle Team Toward Fun Focus
Hugh Hambric, in his second year as collegiate rifle coach at New Mexico Military Institute, teaches competitive marksmanship and urges students to enjoy the sport. He demonstrates shooting positions and notes his lifelong dedication to shooting.
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Spotlight on Hambric Guns Interest Roots
The article notes Hambric grew up around firearms due to his Marine father and says guns are like child’s play to him. It mentions he joined at age 16 and signals continuation on page A3 Spotlight.
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NMMI Superintendent Honored With Distinguished Public Service Award
Gov Susana Martinez selects Maj. Gen. Jerry W. Grizzle president and superintendent of New Mexico Military Institute for 2012 Governor's New Mexico Distinguished Public Service Award. Grizzle nominated from state agencies and universities category, banquet in Albuquerque on November 1.
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