Ancient meteorite statue linked to Nazi Tibet expedition
A Berlin report says an ancient Buddhist statue recovered by a Nazi expedition in Tibet before World War II was carved from a meteorite that struck Earth thousands of years ago. The finding links a museum treasure to cosmic origins and wartime exploration.
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Hobbs Man Dies in Midland Crash
A Hobbs man died in a vehicle crash in Midland. Local responders found the victim at the scene and authorities are investigating the cause.
NMMI to Host Phoenix Football Test in WSFL Play
NMMI Broncos led by coach Joe Forditner travel to face Phoenix in a WSFL matchup after a rough stretch. They aim to rebound from a 26 point fourth quarter collapse at Glendale and build on a 3-2 record with 1-1 conference mark.
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New Mexico Medicaid Expansion Faces Long Term Costs
The Legislative Finance Committee projects initial offset from higher tax revenues as New Mexico weighs expanding Medicaid to possibly cover nearly 170,000 low income residents by 2020. The plan would cost the state about 413 million dollars 2014 to 2020 with about 6 billion in federal funds to flow in, and relies on income sales and premium taxes.
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Salazar dedicates 2 NWRs in New Mexico
U S Interior Secretary Ken Salazar visited New Mexico to dedicate Valle de Oro and another national wildlife refuge. The Valle de Oro site covers about 390 acres of alfalfa fields and cottonwoods forming part of the Southwest's first urban refuge attracting several dozen attendees for the first phase unveiling.
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Israel draws red line for Iran at UN plea
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned at the United Nations that the world has until next summer to stop Iran from crossing a red line toward a nuclear bomb. He presented a diagram showing Iran’s enrichment progress and said completion of the second stage and 90 percent toward enrichment must be prevented.
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Weh urges deficit stop and tax reform at Roswell Rotary
Allen Weh, former New Mexico gubernatorial candidate and CSI Aviation Services CEO, told the Roswell Rotary Club that the U.S. must curb deficit spending and reform the tax code. He cited the 1979 recession and noted the difficulty of reigniting entrepreneurship amid current government regulations.
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Vietnam Vets Seek More Drivers in Roswell Chapter
Harry McGraw, president of the Roswell VVA chapter, notes about 1,000 veterans are driven yearly to medical visits across Artesia to Albuquerque, Amarillo, and Lubbock. He says many drivers are needed as elderly vets lack transportation and family support, with Greg Neal confirming a dire need for volunteer drivers. The Veterans Transportation Network serves New Mexico and parts of Texas, linking Roswell with Carlsbad, Hobbs, and Artesia.
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Suspect in Roswell police altercation jailed with multiple charges
Sam Castillo Deleon 26 bit a Roswell officer during a warrant arrest at 1400 East Alameda Street. He fought handcuffing, broke taser leads, and injured two officers while hiding in a bedroom closet. He faces counts of criminal sexual penetration of a child, criminal sexual contact, forgery, concealing identity, battery on a peace officer, and resisting or obstructing officers. Bond set at 5000 locally and 92000 Roosevelt County cash only.
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NMSU Provost Takes Over Admin Duties as President Goes on Leave
The executive vice president and provost Wendy K. Wilkins assumes President Barbara Couture's administrative duties after Couture begins an unspecified leave. Faculty morale sours amid leadership uncertainty and criticism of athletic and Doha nursing programs. The board of regents has not disclosed reasons for Couture's absence.
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