Tea party claims of preferential treatment face Occupy protests
Activists in four cities accuse officials of bias toward Occupy demonstrations while Richmond seeks $8,000 in permits and other costs. Police clashes in Atlanta and Oakland highlight the contrasting approaches to the two movements with Occupy protesters often camping, supported by varying city policies.
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New Mexico launches Look For Me pedestrian safety campaign
New Mexico will deploy police across Santa Fe Albuquerque Las Cruces Farmington and Gallup to crack down on drivers who fail to yield to pedestrians in crosswalks. The federally funded effort aims to reduce pedestrian deaths through warnings tickets and public awareness campaigns.
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New Mexico officials report leads in hunt for killer’s victims
FBI says items found at Elephant Butte Lake may not relate to David Parker Ray. Human bones remain under examination as investigators plan another search for possible victims linked to the convicted torturer.
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Virgin Galactic Puts Space Tourism on Hold at Spaceport America
Virgin Galactic says commercial space flights for tourists from Spaceport America near Las Cruces won’t start before 2013, pushing back the first launch to at least two more years. The Spaceport, funded at 209 million dollars, sits north of Dona Ana County while the carrier and spaceship remain under development in Mojave California.
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Global debt deal boosts markets as Dow tops 12,000
In a volatile period, markets rally on plans for stronger Europe rescue funds and Greek bond losses. The Dow up 339.51 points to 12,208.55 led by Bank of America, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also advancing amid debate over Europe debt and U.S. growth.
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