Process pierced by jobs on Hudson River pier
Hundreds queuing at a Hudson River pier seek death certificates for World Trade Center victims. Families, sobbing and hopeful, scramble to sort affairs as officials say about 6,300 missing and 300 dead, with months expected to identify bodies. City speeds certificate issue to aid benefits and access to accounts. The first documents begin to be issued.
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George Santiago
Brooklyn
Afghans Storm U S Embassy In Kabul Protest Sweep
Thousands of protesters chant Long Live Osama and burn an effigy of President Bush then storm the abandoned U S Embassy in Kabul. Taliban forces reportedly clash with opposition in Badghis province as Dostum confirms fighting and Taliban appeals to returnees.
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Red Cross Rally Aims to Rekindle Patriotism in New Mexico
Rio Hondo Red Cross hosts Rally Round the Flag at Roswell Convention Center at 6 p.m. Saturday to honor military and disaster relief efforts. Proceeds from tickets support the Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund. artist Virgil Stephens donates 200 signed posters at 85 dollars each.
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Red Cross
Assembly Rallies Roswell to Celebrate America
Residents are invited to the Support America Rally at 6 p.m. Sunday October 7 at the Roswell Wool Bowl. Local groups including the school district fire department law enforcement and the Army National Guard back the event with school bands providing music while fireworks are set off from the east end and attendees sit in the west home stands.
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Hispano Chamber hosts job expo for displaced workers
Roswell Hispano Chamber of Commerce hosted a job expo aiding displaced workers from Farrs Supermarket closures and area residents seeking employment options. About 250 to 270 people were unemployed after Farrs Farms shut, with Chaves County’s July unemployment near 7.1 percent. The event featured 13 tables including Department of Labor centers, WESST, ENMU Roswell, and labor, education, and career services representatives.
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Department of Labor
Roswell
Three Farrs Farms
Chaves County
Ray Baca
Hispano
Department of Labor and Workforce Development
Sears
Frank Carrillo
Dianne Ventura
Jeff Bingaman
Hispano Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber
Cancer Awareness Breakfast raises funds for children cancer care
In Roswell the Kiwanis Cancer Awareness Prayer Breakfast drew 120 attendees at the Roswell Civic and Convention Center. Funds go to Camp Enchantment for children with cancer and to transport Chaves County youths to treatment centers. Maj. Linda Kane Scott spoke of morning hope and survival following her six year battle with cancer.
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Kiwanis Club
Mike Puckett
New Mexico Cancer Society
Ribera
Chaves County
Scott
New Mexico Military Institute
Puckett
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