Public anger grows over Wall Street protests nationwide
A Washington AP report finds more than one third of Americans support the Wall Street protests, with 58 percent expressing fury about American politics. The piece notes mounting resentment and rising numbers of angry people nationwide.
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Roswell Man Charged With Criminal Sexual Penetration
Local briefs report a Roswell man charged with criminal sexual penetration. Additional items note students honored for character, state honors for officers, United Way fundraising goal set, and Roswell girls winning district honors.
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Rubio Paves Way for Lake Arthur Victory
In a 6 Man football regular season finale Lake Arthur edged Hondo Valley by making crucial defensive stops. The win caps a strong drive as Rubio led the offense and defense to secure the victory Friday night.
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Obituaries for Gregory Salas Herman Hadsall Norris Weed
Obituary notices list Gregory Anthony Salas, Herman M. Hadsall, Norris Weed, and James Hanson with brief memorial details. The page notes their names, likely ages or dates and reference to PAGE A9 for full notices.
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Obama declares Iraq war over as troops to return home for holidays
President Barack Obama announced that the Iraq war will end by year’s end and all U.S. troops will be home for the holidays. He cited heavy costs with over 4,400 killed and more than 32,000 wounded after eight years of conflict. Nearly 40,000 troops remain, with 150-200 staying for embassy and security roles.
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Alumni tour new Pearson Auditorium at NMMI
Alumni of the New Mexico Military Institute toured the renovated Pearson Auditorium on Friday led by David West the institute facilities VP. The nine month project cost 7.9 million funded by general obligation bonds and the state with asbestos abatement preceding construction. occupancy was granted late May.
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Gadhafi’s Body Displayed in Libya Shopping Center Freezer
Libyan authorities argued over what to do with Muammar Gadhafi remains as his bloodstained body lay in a Misrata shopping center freezer. New video showed his last moments of violence while factions dispute custody and a timetable for transition begins with liberation declared soon.
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Documentary on oil and gas screened at Allen Theaters
A documentary exposing misconceptions about the oil and gas industry titled spol ed will be shown for a limited time at Allen Theaters Galaxy 8 in Roswell on October 25 26 and 27 with a post screening Q A with filmmaker Mark Mathis after the Oct 27 showing.
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Brewer immigration suit against feds dismissed
A federal judge dismissed Arizona Governor Jan Brewer's suit claiming the Obama administration failed to enforce immigration laws and secure the border. Judge Susan Bolton ruled the invasion claim political, barred some claims as duplicative of a 1994 case, and upheld the DOJ challenge to Arizona's law while putting key provisions on hold.
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Nesse Keeps Watch At 85 Volunteer For Neighborhood
Shirley Nesse volunteers two days a week at the downtown Neighborhood Watch offices near the old Conoco building. She serves coffee and chats with visitors as Richard Lucero and Steve Wolfe greet guests and coordinate tips with Crime Stoppers.
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Shirley from Oldham to Roswell Pioneer Tells Family Story
Shirley's move from Oldham South Dakota to Roswell in 2005 frames a tale of a large family of ten children amid an era of poverty. She recalls her mother cutting old clothes into new garments to clothe the family and the gradual easing of hard times as money loosened. See NESSE, Page A2.
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