Turkey intercepts Syrian plane claiming Russian ammo on board
Turkish officials say a Syrian Airbus A320 en route from Moscow to Damascus was carrying Russian ammunition and military equipment for the Syrian Defense Ministry. Turkey grounded the jet over its airspace amid Russia and Syria denying the claim. The United States backed Turkey’s move as tensions rise with Moscow and Damascus over Syria’s civil war potential casualties top 32,000.
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Unauthorized charges hit Calvary Baptist credit card
Police reviewed a walk in report of fraud at Calvary Baptist Church noting unusual charges to a church credit card. The card was last used at Midway Assembly of God and about 200 dollars in charges appeared online.
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Woman steals GPS and CDs from unlocked car on Morningside Drive
Police responded Wednesday after a young woman in a gray sweatshirt and pajama pants took a GPS worth 100 dollars and CDs valued at 100 from an unlocked vehicle on Morningside Drive. She was seen leaving. Officers also found $850 worth of tools taken from a toolbox in a work vehicle on Park Drive. Crime Stoppers 888 594 TIPS offers anonymous tips and possible rewards.
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NM suit seeks straight party ticket voting
The New Mexico Democratic Party filed a lawsuit in state Supreme Court to restore straight party ticket voting for the general election. The suit asks completion of ballots to let voters mark one option for a party slate, arguing state law allows it by naming party and emblem on ballots. The case targets Secretary of State Dianna Duran, with early voting expanding Oct. 20 and about 50,000 absentee ballots already issued.
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Martinez urges removal of Fox Mountain Mexican wolf pack
Gov Susana Martinez asks federal officials to use reintroduction clauses to relocate the Fox Mountain pack in Catron County after concerns from ranchers about livestock depredations and family well being. A female wolf captured this week is headed to Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center for captivity.
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