Karl Heads Toward Mexico Gulf Coast Hit by Hurricane Karl
Karl reached hurricane force in the Gulf of Mexico and was forecast to strengthen before making landfall near a port and an oil hub on Mexico’s coast. The National Hurricane Center in Miami issued the advisory as authorities tracked Karl’s path toward Veracruz.
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Bravo at court hearing and RISD disciplines students
Coverage notes Bravo appearing in a court hearing while RISD enforces disciplinary actions on students over a donut incident. The article also mentions Haley's pecan farm adopting solar power and LPGA events with Mendoza planning marriage ahead.
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Bronco Women Defeat USW in Unofficial Match
Roswell duo Samantha Dunn and Bailey Martinez led NMMI to an 8-1 win over the University of the Southwest in an unofficial women’s tennis meet. Dunn and Martinez teamed up at third doubles as fans noted their continued success after last spring in Roswell.
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County Accepts 6 Million Donation From ENMMC
County commissioners approved accepting six million dollars from Eastern New Mexico Medical Center over a year. The donation funds health care services under a memorandum of agreement, not a simple grant to Chaves County. Lawsuits question whether CHS violated Medicaid rules by offering donations to counties to gain federal matching funds.
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County unveils DWI memorial on Memorial Roadside Sign
The Chaves County DWI Awareness and Prevention Program unveiled the first sign at the Administration Building to honor Danielle Fleming a Goddard High School student who died in a 2004 alcohol related crash. Family members attended from out of state and spoke of her leadership and message.
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GOP seeks unity with Tea Party nominees in Senate race
AP reports the GOP leadership moves to merge antiestablishment tea party backed candidates into the broader Republican platform as they contend with tense races in Delaware and other states. Senate candidates like Christine O'Donnell face mixed reactions from party elders and donors amid questions of unity and strategy.
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NM Court affirms access to records
The New Mexico Supreme Court rejected a proposal to bar online access to closed criminal cases without convictions. The unanimous ruling was praised by watchdog groups and supporters who say it protects public transparency and ensures accurate docketing remains accessible online. Michael Corwin of Albuquerque welcomed the decision as recognizing the public's right to know. Sarah Welsh of the New Mexico Foundation for Open Government noted continued access to online case lookups.
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ADA seeks felony homicide added to Daugherty charges
Assistant District Attorney Michael Sanchez announced plans to amend the case against Aaron Daugherty to include felony homicide alongside two counts of first degree murder. Daugherty, 24, is charged in the Aug. 22, 2009 killings of Valerie York and Mark Koenig at 1207 W Hobbs St. Police found York in a doorway and Koenig on the living room floor.
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Pope admits church failures in sex abuse scandal visit
Pope Benedict XVI confronted the global sex abuse crisis during a four day state visit to the United Kingdom. He said the church failed to act decisively against abusing priests and warned against aggressive secularism. He met Queen Elizabeth II during a highly scrutinized journey through a nation with a Catholic minority and historic tensions.
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City approves beer and wine license for Red Brick Pizza
City council, in a special session, approved a beer and wine license for Red Brick Pizza at 600 North Main Street. The 6 to 3 vote followed a brief discussion before the decision.
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