Physicists Question Speed-Of-Light Limit
Geneva AP reports a major physics advance challenging the long held claim that nothing can exceed light speed. Researchers from a leading laboratory presented results suggesting revisions to relativity foundations and potential implications for future theories.
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Shoplifters Hit Hobby Lobby in Local Incident
A group of five shoplifters targeted Hobby Lobby, triggering a store lockdown and police response. VistaCare announces community health outreach while Health Secretary addresses local nurses. Rams show improved form ahead of GHS match.
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Colts Hold Off Socorro In Double OT
NMMI boys soccer team edge Socorro after a six minute early goal, forcing double overtime before a winner emerges. Colts push through two extra periods to secure the victory on Page B1.
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Dow falls 391 as global recession fears surge
The Dow Jones dropped 391.01 points to 10,733.83 amid fears of a worldwide recession. Stocks fell globally with oil and copper prices sliding as investors sought safety in Treasuries and the dollar. FedEx cut its earnings forecast as Chinese demand weakens and confidence wanes in the economic outlook.
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Solis adjusts to new role as New Mexico corrections chief
Roswell's Alfonso Solis describes his first two weeks as interim Cabinet Secretary for the Department of Corrections in Santa Fe. He notes a challenging process, attending the first Cabinet meeting, praising the governor and Chief of Staff, and discusses nationwide recruitment for a permanent secretary and wardens across the system.
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Bomb threat evacuates Probation and Parole office in Roswell
Firefighters respond as the New Mexico Corrections Department Probation and Parole Division at 5 Grand Al Plaza in Roswell is evacuated after a bomb threat received around 10 a.m. Roswell Police assist with search while Roswell Fire Department stands by at the Wool Bowl.
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Redistricting clash looms as veto battle erupts in New Mexico
Democrats press a House redistricting plan, but Gov. Susana Martinez vows veto. If no plan passes, court action likely to redraw districts as partisan tensions echo a decade-old stalemate between Democrats and Republicans over congressional and state house maps.
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Roswell Native Kevin Roe Enters Municipal Court Judge Race
Longtime Roswell resident Kevin Roe announces his candidacy for Municipal Court judge. He practiced law in Las Vegas for over two decades, served as district court arbitrator for 19 years, and acted as a family court special master. Roe held pro tem judge roles in Henderson and Las Vegas and is active in local civic groups.
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