US Chateau in Europe Brings US tensions to French vineyards
In Brussels, reports say the United States seeks to use Bordeaux wine from a chateau as a symbol of national pride, prompting temper flare ups among French vineyard owners and officials across the wine country. The piece notes related tensions in Europe as policy and branding collide.
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Web of Web Reveals 24 Hour Deputies Update
NM man knew he ran over victim in ENMAR plan unveiled today. Animal cruelty victims to be put up for adoption as Corps shows off school to parents. Broncos fall on the road in a separate sports brief.
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Cowboys Beat Buccaneers In Penalty Laden Home Game
Dallas Cowboys struggle in Arlington as Tony Romo is sacked and turnovers mount. Jason Witten drops a would be touchdown pass while 13 penalties including six false starts spoil the Cowboys at home.
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UN envoy warns Syria war worsens regional threat
United Nations envoy Lakhdar Brahimi told the Security Council that Syria's civil war is escalating with no quick end in sight. He seeks a new plan to break the impasse while noting potential signs of opposition unity despite Assad's grip on power and a looming regional crisis.
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Twelve year old torching dog sparks cruelty case
The Roswell Police Department responded to extreme animal cruelty in the 1400 block of South Mulberry Avenue Saturday. A 12 year old used cologne and a lighter to ignite a Chihuahua named Paws, causing third and fourth degree burns and possible ear amputation.
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Pakistan disowns minister bounty on anti Islam film
Pakistan distanced itself from Railways Minister Ghulam Ahmad Bilour who offered 100000 to kill the maker of Innocence of Muslims amid protests across the Muslim world. The film provoked deadly violence including attacks on diplomats and French missions as protests intensified in Pakistan. The minister faced sharp criticism within and outside the government for the offer.
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Election Day picks mark first in disapproval era
The article notes Obama faces deep voter disapproval with a weak economy and unemployment above eight percent while Romney is nationally unpopular. It suggests this election could produce a sitting president with low approval or a disliked challenger with party rifts, a first in U S history.
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New Mexico regulators reopen review of pit waste rules
The Oil Conservation Commission began evaluating how to regulate wastes from oil and natural gas drilling after weeks of testimony. Regulators considered a request by the industry to overhaul the states pit waste rules and set a path for potential changes.
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Oil Conservation Commission
Drug take back event aims to curb prescription abuse
Be safer by discarding unused medications this Saturday 10 am to 2 pm at Neighborhood Watch Office 426 N Main St Roswell. The free anonymous service is run by the Department, Chaves County Sheriff's Office and DEA with Steve Wolfe contact 622 4014.
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