Air Force Academy suit asks for no religious pressure pledge
Mikey Weinstein, an Air Force Academy graduate, proposes a settlement in which the Air Force and cadets agree not to involuntarily convert or pressure others toward a religion. Sam Bregman seeks a court order barring coercion or preferential treatment of any religion, with DOJ handling the response. The suit alleges sustained religious intolerance by academy leaders violating the First Amendment.
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Bomb threat prompts brief Roswell cafe evacuation
Police responded to Martin's Capitol Cafe at 110 W Fourth St after a 91 call bomb threat around 8 15 pm Monday. Customers and staff were evacuated and the building searched with two male employees. nothing found. Items stolen from E Third St area included a Kodak camera, three computer towers, a monitor and keyboards with programs totaling 15630. Case closed pending further leads.
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Thieves steal $15,000 plus from downtown business
Roswell police investigate a theft totaling more than $15,000 from a downtown business. Items were taken from the Thrifty Nickel at 123 unspecified location, with authorities seeking clues.
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Bush pushes public review bypass for drilling on public lands
The Interior Department directs BLM field offices to issue drilling permits based on past NEPA work rather than current environmental reviews or public comments. The policy, part of the 1,724 page energy bill signed in August, creates categorical exclusions for wells under 150 acres with limited surface impact, aiming to speed approvals and boost winter supply despite hurricane impacts.
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Marine from New Mexico Killed on Iraqi Patrol
Chad Robert Hildebrandt of Springer New Mexico a 2003 Maxwell High School graduate who joined the Marine Corps days after graduation was killed Monday in Rutba Iraq. He died from a head wound while guarding the Syrian border while assigned to the Marine Expeditionary Force.
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Cindy Wiggins
Hildebrandt
Marine Expeditionary Force
Tragic helicopter crash four years ago mourned family loss
The message marks four years since a medical helicopter crash that claimed the life of a son, brother, and uncle. The family expresses enduring heartbreak and prays no other family endures such a tragedy, seeking comfort and resilience in the wake of loss.
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