Satellite stalls death plunge toward Earth
A six ton NASA research satellite on a collision course with Earth appears to flip in its orbit and slow its descent as it nears reentry over Cape Canaveral. The craft, once targeted to crash, clung to space Friday despite forecasts of impact.
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Candidacy declared by Roe and local health talks
Roe announces candidacy as VistaCare lends a hand. Health Secretary addresses local nurses while the Colts narrowly defeat Socorro in double overtime.
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Warriors Shut Down Animal: Inside Sports Preview
A fragmented page notes Inside Sports coverage on football offenses dominating from NFL to youth leagues. It hints at defensive reactions and the rise of spread concepts and four to five wide formations, with scattered weather and names unclear from the clipping.
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Massive multiagency sting nets 67 arrests in Roswell drug cases
A Thursday sting by county state and federal agencies led to 67 arrests in Roswell for drug trafficking. Fifty seven charged federally and 27 charged at the state level, with 84 warrants issued. Fifty one in custody, 17 state cases apprehended, 7 at large. 25 identified as gang members.
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Legislature sends food stamp bill to governor
The New Mexico Legislature approved a measure to bolster food stamp benefits for the elderly and disabled, adding up to 450,000 dollars to ensure at least 25 dollars monthly per person. The package also allocates as much as 12 million dollars for Medicaid by repurposing funds that would return to the federal government, preventing a funding shortfall for nearly 5,000 recipients.
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Palestinians Submit UN Statehood Bid at United Nations
Palestinian leaders urged international recognition of a state in the West Bank Gaza Strip and east Jerusalem and bypassed renewed negotiations. The Quartet urged a return to talks within a month with concrete proposals on territory and security within three months. US Secretary Clinton called the bid a sign that lasting peace requires negotiations.
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Gomez Leads Roswell Medical Conference Organizer
Barbara Gomez is a community organizer and volunteer known for her energy and dedication to public education. She planned Roswell's first Medical Conference held earlier this month while working for Frontier Medical.
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Boomers Conference and Medical Expo draws hundreds
Barbara Gomez developed and led the Baby Boomers Conference and Medical Expo for two years. She notes the event targets working adults who care for aging relatives and need information on living trusts and wills. The expo grew from 1,000 attendees and 60 booths in year one to 2,000 attendees and 72 booths in year two, attracting visitors from Albuquerque Clovis Artesia and Ruidoso.
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