Community music outreach lends instruments to Roswell students
Labor continues at area high schools as children try instruments from French horn to guitar. Jane Batson says the goal is to spark lifelong interest in instrumental music. The group, with 60 instruments mostly loaned to Roswell High School, hosted about 50 kids today and offers trumpets, saxophones, a clarinet, and a flute for lending.
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Obama plan faces slim odds of becoming law this year
Jim Manley says GOP cooperation is needed for any action, with Congress likely to be in session briefly after Labor Day and not producing jobs until next year. Obama accuses Republicans of blocking economic relief while touting stimulus as the path to job creation amid an election push.
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North Korea Hints at Turning Point Amid Succession Watch
Observers note a potential turning point as North Korea prepares a Workers’ Party meeting described as urgent. Speculation centers on Kim Jong Un, age 27, groomed as successor while the regime keeps timing secret and leaders travel to China. South Korea warns of possible difficulties.
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Roswell fraud case involves out of state contractors
Purcell alerts Roswell Police after a September 2009 construction project took 65 000 and more with a demand for 40 000 extra. Chappell Anderson and Woody allegedly failed to license in New Mexico or California, never completing two rental property jobs. Fraud over 20 000 triggers potential three year prison terms and 5 000 fines. Residents urged to verify contractor credentials at contractorsrm.com.
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Flood debates split Pakistan as Levee Breach blamed
In northern Sindh hundreds of thousands suffer as floods inundate villages west of the Indus while residents accuse Labor Minister Khursheed Shah of opposing a breach upriver to save his lands. Officials deny wrongdoing and call for an independent inquiry amid broader regional devastation.
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Karampur
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Baluchistan
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