Pastor Cancels Quran Burning After Threats
An anti-Islamic preacher backed off plans to burn the Quran on the 9/11 anniversary then threatened to reconsider. He accused a Muslim leader of lying and promised to move an Islamic center and mosque away from New York ground zero.
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Top 5 Web for The Last 24 Hours
A roundup highlights recent online trends including a girl injured in a drive by shooting case, a suspect Gomez pleading not guilty in the Perez murder, the Dragonfly Festival upcoming Friday, Harris entering a not guilty plea, and a City Council agenda item on peer, wine regulations.
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VCA Lions Bounce Back to Roll Past Roadrunners
Valley Christian answered a New Mexico School for the Deaf TD on the opening punt with a quick score and then dominated the game. The Lions pulled away in the second half to defeat the Roadrunners 74 to 43 Thursday at DeBremond Stadium.
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New Mexico Ranks Fifth in Federal Spending Per Resident
Federal spending in New Mexico rose 15 percent in 2009, totaling over 27 billion dollars and equating to 13 670 dollars per resident. The Energy Department driven procurements accounted for 70 percent of purchases, with grants and retirement payments forming sizable shares.
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Recession Fears Ease With Mixed Economic Data
New data show fewer unemployment claims and a smaller July trade deficit, suggesting layoffs are easing and exports remain strong. Private hiring by firms over the summer beat expectations, indicating modest growth though unemployment stays high.
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Alive After Five lights up Main Street with charity fair
A downtown party on Main Street brought farmers and gardeners with organic produce, music by Tom Blake and the Juke Box, jugglers, and multiple vendors including Johnson's Jewelry. Charities represented included the Alzheimer Association, 4 H Headstart, Roswell Humane Society, and the Roswell Facade Squad. Chilies aimed to raise 50 million for St Judes.
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Cancer Resource Center seeks new Roswell location
The American Cancer Society in Roswell is searching for a new home after losing ENMMC lobby space. The center provides free counseling, wigs, prosthetics, Look Good Feel Better, and Road to Recovery services, with private patient talks and driver rides at stake.
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Roswell
ENMMC
Sharon Rhodes
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