North Korea elevates Kim Jong Un to general rank
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il promoted his youngest son to the rank of general in the Korean People’s Army, according to the state news agency. The move signals a clear path for Kim Jong Un to succeed his father in ruling the country.
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Roswell Woman Convicted in Warrant Sweep Case
A Roswell woman is convicted in a warrant sweep. The proceeding involved a judge and related legal actions. Community updates note a local issue connected to the case.
Cowboys Escape Disaster With Williams Big Game
Roy Williams delivered his best performance since joining the Cowboys in Dallas as Houston AP reports. The Cowboys avoided a perilous outcome and secured a crucial win despite challenges.
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Obituaries of Charlotte Fritz and Ivan McGee
Two obituary notices appear on page A6 for Charlotte Edith Fritz and Ivan Henry McGee. The brief mentions their passing and basic identification, typical obituary notice details.
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Panel faults Obama era oil spill estimates and trust
A White House commission at a Monday hearing blamed the administration for repeated low estimates of the BP spill, saying miscalculations undermined trust in the cleanup. Panel leaders compared errors to Custers and highlighted figures doubling from 42 000 to about 2.4 million gallons daily.
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Roswell Forum Lets Candidates Air Their Views
Local candidates debated at a Leadership Roswell event at First Baptist Church Roswell with 17 hopefuls for nine posts. Rep Nora Espinoza defended limited government and opposed gay marriage while Ellen Wedum pressed constitutional restoration and education. Candy Spence Ezzell and Michael Trujillo also spoke on issues including a proposed gross receipts tax on food.
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Murder trial delayed for Jesus Carranza
The murder trial of Jesus Carranza 26 was postponed to April 12 2011. Carranza is accused in the stabbing death of 16 year old Zachary Perez whose body was found in a vacant East Fifth Street lot on February 13. Assistant District Attorney Anna Marie Green said lab results are awaited before proceedings can continue.
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Israel Palestinians Near Deal to Extend Mideast Talks
Two days of peace talks in Amman bring Israel and the Palestinians closer to a framework to continue discussions. The agreement would extend negotiations while acknowledging tougher issues remain ahead, as Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak weighs the next steps.
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Hagerman Breaks Ground on FatMan's Beef Jerky Facility
County officials and state business leaders attended the Monday groundbreaking for FatMan's Beef Jerky in Hagerman. The 6000 square foot plant aims to move Roswell operations, cost about 750000 dollars, and employ 25 workers. Funding comes from state and federal sources including Commerce and Agriculture departments and the Capital Outlay program.
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