Roswell Flags Fly At Rescheduled 9 11 Rally
Roswell gathers at the Wool Bowl to honor victims of the September 11 attacks and acknowledge public safety workers and volunteers. Glenn West descended with an American flag from a plane while NM National Guard youths guarded the flag from the ground. Local officials, judges, and law enforcement members addressed the crowd as bands performed and residents recited the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Robert Corn
New Mexico National Guard Youth Challenge
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Boy Scout Pack 25
Michael Cervantes
Bill Owen
Owen
Carlos Soto
Wool Bowl
Protesters plan Friday shutdown of nation's capital
AAP reports protesters vow to disrupt traffic in Washington during Friday demonstrations against capitalism and war ahead of World Bank IMF meetings. The FBI warns of possible cyber protests and a small group may use cyber attacks to amplify disruption. Security plans include 1700 officers and street closures near financial institutions.
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AAP
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
FBI
American children rescued as Ivory Coast evacuation expands
U S and French forces evacuated 191 American schoolchildren from Bouake and escorted them to Yamoussoukro then Ghana with C 130 aircraft. Fighters hold northern Korhogo as President Gbagbo vows to crush rebels amid six day uprising.
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Ivory Coast
U.S
Vive la Frances
Bouake
Korhogo
Laurent Gbagbo
West Africa
Ghana
Pentagon
Campbell to resign as Roswell police chief in October
Roswell Police Chief Richard Campbell will resign effective Thursday October 3 with his last day in the office Friday. He moved up the date from November 28 after receiving several private sector job offers in the Albuquerque area. Campbell said he has no interest in leading another agency and plans to spend more time with family and grandchildren.
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Richard Campbell
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Bernalillo County
Isidore drenching New Orleans as storm looms ashore
Tropical Storm Isidore drenched the Gulf Coast blowing thigh-deep water through parts of New Orleans as residents fled flooded neighborhoods. The storm center sat about 175 miles south of New Orleans moving north at 12 mph and was forecast to make landfall along Louisiana’s swampy shoreline early Thursday with tropical storm force winds already along the coast.
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