Senate Race Heats Up In New Mexico Poll Shows Heinrich Lead
In New Mexico the Senate contest tightens as Heinrich and Wilson report cash near 6 million and poll shows Heinrich ahead 48 to 39 with 9 percent undecided. Barrie trails with about 9 500 raised and 1100 on hand.
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Border landowners say they were shortchanged in fence takings
A Texas cotton grower was paid 1650 for property seized for the border fence while neighbors received far larger sums. Hundreds allege initial offers undervalued land as the government negotiates compensation after 2006 congressional funding for a 670 mile fence and ongoing takings near Brownsville and across Texas.
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Archaeological treasures move to Santa Fe Center
New Mexico shifts 33 archaeology staff and 10 million artifacts to a new Center for New Mexico Archaeology west of Santa Fe. Open house planned, exhibits limited but educational tours and training offered. Funded by 11 million dollars raised from state federal and private sources.
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State Museum of Indian Arts and Culture
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Roswell Breast Cancer Awareness Highlight Slipped in Correction
The correction notes that Roswell previously lacked a local breast cancer awareness event. It also confirms Pecos Valley Stampede has run for 31 years with a breast cancer awareness program as a beneficiary.
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Stolen projector pit bull and cameras prompting police response
Police responded to Roswell High School on 500 W Hobbs St after a digital multimedia projector valued at 3299 disappeared between Oct 3 and 4. A 2 year old male pit bull was reported stolen from a yard on 1700 block North Walnut Ave. Security cameras at Zoe's Decorations were taken. Welfare check found a disabled woman neglected.
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Multiple Local Thefts and Vandalism Reported Over Weekend
Police logged thefts at Margarita's Restaurant and New Millennium Power Inc in routine weekend incidents. Outside surveillance cameras valued at 90 dollars each were stolen and a 300 dollar camera was taken from a shop. Graffiti appeared on Del Norte Drive walls. Shoplifting at Hastings involved four iPods and an iPhone plus a watch. A fraudulent card was used for 794.80 in charges within 48 hours. Vehicle break ins and a 1300 block gunfire report rounded out the weekend incidents. Crime Stoppers hotline provided for tips.
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New Millennium Power Inc
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