Space shuttle Endeavour traverses Los Angeles streets
Residents watch in awe as the space shuttle Endeavour moves through city avenues toward retirement, briefly stopping to orient itself after leaving Los Angeles International Airport on this unusual journey.
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Los Angeles
Endeavour
Los Angeles International
Gateway Brass and Pearson Council Edge In Brief
Top five web items from the past 24 hours covered here. Gateway Brass performs in town as Pearson Council approves sidewalk repairs. Ski Apache adds an 8 passenger ride. Daredevil plans another attempt Sunday. GHS prepares for Carlsbad’s best shot.
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Pearson Council
Ski Apache
Daredevil
GHS
Carlsbad
Goddard Seals Win At Wool Bowl In Dramatic Finish
Goddard overcame a late deficit to beat Carlsbad at the Wool Bowl on Friday. The final moments featured a fourth down drive deep in Carlsbad territory as time wound down, ending with a dramatic outcome that heartened Goddard supporters and stunned Carlsbad.
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Wool Bowl
Obituary Notes Not Present On October 13
Today’s column states there are no obituaries for October 13. The weather section reports a high of 86 and a low of 49 with a calm day.
Rainfall Gauge Records 0.61 Inches Overnight
A 24 hour rainfall total ending Friday at 9 PM reached 0.61 inches in the gauge at the Daily Record.
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Daily Record
No NMFA tax change planned by governor
Gov. Susana Martinez’s administration says no plan to scale back the New Mexico Finance Authority by diverting tax revenues. The authority funds infrastructure loans and guarantees, its credit rating would be harmed if taxes were redirected, and officials warn of legal risk if bond pledges are weakened.
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Susana Martinez
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Gasparich
New Mexico
Roswell Jazz Festival Continues With Free Courthouse Lawn Concert
Rain could not dampen crowds at the Roswell jazz festival on Friday a free courthouse lawn concert featured Eddie Erickson as guest of honor and newcomer Yve Evans. Evans a recent arrival to Roswell entertained with a comedic musical number about aging memory loss. Evans said she was enjoying the city and had a good burger in town.
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Eddie Erickson
Yve Evans
Evans
Ricky Malichi
Main Street
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Highlights Hidden Abuse
A Roswell Refuge official notes domestic violence as a nationwide problem. The piece describes the insidious onset from criticism to isolation and control, with victims bearing shame and losing joy in life as coercive patterns escalate.
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Michelle Royer
Roswell
Romney attacks Biden over Libya security dispute
Romney accused Vice President Biden of doubling down on denial over security at the U S diplomatic post in Libya where terrorists killed the ambassador and three other Americans. He said Biden contradicted sworn State Department testimony as Obama campaign spokesmen defended Biden’s remarks.
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Joe Biden
Libya
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White House
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Biden
Romney
Rainstorm floods Roswell police offices
A heavy rainstorm flooded the Roswell Police Department, damaging all three floors and the basement. No injuries were reported as ceilings collapsed in places while officers were away on patrol. Public officials blamed the overnight timing for fewer casualties.
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RPD
Sabrina Morales
Kaarina Jager Builds Community Through Service and Vigilance
Kaarina Jager, a former foreign exchange student turned active citizen, volunteers with Wings of L.I.F.E. and leads a Neighborhood Watch after a burglary. She hosts meetings with speakers from the fire department, police, and county extension, aiming to benefit her community. Born in Kemi Finland she describes a life shaped by perseverance education spirituality and service.
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Missionary Jager Reflects on Life and Loss
Jager recounts a life of faith travels from Israel to Iceland and many stops in between. Her husband was killed by a drunk driver in Albuquerque thirty years ago, leaving her to raise two young children alone.
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