Russell Means Leader of AIM Dies in Sioux Falls
Russell Means longtime activist and former leader of the American Indian Movement has died in Sioux Falls South Dakota. He campaigned against broken treaties fought for land returns and opposed federal policies. His death marks the end of a prominent era in Native American rights advocacy.
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Martinez to Roswell round up prompts talk on local tech trends and recent online chatter. Reports note a NM man concealed in a family shed and a meth store incident while unrelated items include Push America donations and Tobosa outreach. Roswell girls win.
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Cowboys lean on defense in 19 14 win over Panthers
Dallas Cowboys relied on a stingy defense in a 19 14 victory against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. Coach Jason Garrett emphasized defensive pressure and key stops to secure the win in Charlotte.
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Final presidential debate highlights foreign policy clash
President Obama and Mitt Romney faced off at Lynn University weighing Libya Syria and Russia in a 90 minute encounter. Romney argued a rising regional chaos while Obama defended war exit plans and justice for Benghazi attackers.
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Red Ribbon Week Parade Kicks Off at Sunset Elementary
Sunset Elementary launches Red Ribbon Week on a Roswell street parade from 606 O Connor Road to a park near Roswell Industrial Air Center. Students and volunteers march with banners and Roswell High band amid police and fire department presence.
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Gomez faces renewed charges in Roswell stabbing case
James Gomez, 22, was arrested on two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and one count of battery. He had earlier been charged in the February 23, 2010 slaying of 16-year-old Zachary Perez, whose body was found in a vacant lot near East Fifth Street. Perez was stabbed 22 times and Gomez testified during the trial but was acquitted in April 2011. The new affidavit cites a March 31 incident at his Indiana Street home in Hagerman as Hagerman Police investigated.
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New Mexico Voter Registration Up 5 Percent Since 2008
New Mexico voter registration rose about 5 percent since the 2008 election with independents growing fastest. About 1.3 million people are registered and eligible to vote in the November 6 election, per the secretary of state's figures. Independents or declined-to-state voters increased by 22 percent.
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Lebanon on the edge as Syrian war spills over
The AP reports Lebanon faces rising instability from Syria a car bombing that killed intelligence chief Brig. Gen. Wissam al Hassan threatens political balance amid sectarian tensions and external meddling. Beirut fears unrest could reach the streets as militias remain armed and factions polarize.
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