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Month: October 2007

Rollback Election Causes Confusion In Wording

EL PASO, TX. – The outcome of theYsleta Independent School District’stax rate election was very close and it may have been affected because it was called a “rollback” election. The second sentence on the ballot says, “The rate is thirteen cents higher per 100 dollars valuation than the school district rollback tax rate.” YISD’s Superintendent,

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Rollback Election Causes Confusion In Wording

EL PASO, TX. – The outcome of theYsleta Independent School District’stax rate election was very close and it may have been affected because it was called a “rollback” election. The second sentence on the ballot says, “The rate is thirteen cents higher per 100 dollars valuation than the school district rollback tax rate.” YISD’s Superintendent,

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Regis And Kelly In 3D

NEWYORK– Regis and Kelly will be making history this Halloween when they broadcast their Halloween special in 3D. It will be the first ever 3D episode in daytime television history. “Live’s 3D Halloween Spectacular” will feature Regis, Kelly and the show’s crew in a slew of outrageous costumes. Regis and Kelly are partnering with Walgreens

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Regis And Kelly In 3D

NEWYORK– Regis and Kelly will be making history this Halloween when they broadcast their Halloween special in 3D. It will be the first ever 3D episode in daytime television history. “Live’s 3D Halloween Spectacular” will feature Regis, Kelly and the show’s crew in a slew of outrageous costumes. Regis and Kelly are partnering with Walgreens

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Judge Grants Temporary Delay On Border

WASHINGTON (AP) – A federal judge temporarily delayed construction of a 1.5 mile section of a U.S.-Mexico border fence in a wildlife conservation area on the Arizona-Mexico border. The delay announced Wednesday is good for ten days. U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle says the federal government did not explain why it hurried through an

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Judge Grants Temporary Delay On Border

WASHINGTON (AP) – A federal judge temporarily delayed construction of a 1.5 mile section of a U.S.-Mexico border fence in a wildlife conservation area on the Arizona-Mexico border. The delay announced Wednesday is good for ten days. U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle says the federal government did not explain why it hurried through an

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ICE Arrests 1300 Gang Members

LOCAL AND NATIONAL REPORTS — Agents with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency announced Tuesday they have arrested more than 1,300 gang members who were residing in the country illegally. ICE agents worked in conjunction with law enforcement organizations in more than 20 major cities. The arrestswere madeduring a three-month nationwide campaign called “Operation Community

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ICE Arrests 1300 Gang Members

LOCAL AND NATIONAL REPORTS — Agents with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency announced Tuesday they have arrested more than 1,300 gang members who were residing in the country illegally. ICE agents worked in conjunction with law enforcement organizations in more than 20 major cities. The arrestswere madeduring a three-month nationwide campaign called “Operation Community

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Fire Engulfs Train After Ohio Derailment

PAINESVILLE, OH — Train cars erupted into flames after a massive derailmentin Ohio. Local officials were forced to evacuate hundreds of residents from nearby homes because the train was carrying toxic chemicals. According to the AP, a witness observed anoil tanker explode which threw cars off the tracks. The train tracks arearound 300 yards from

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Fire Engulfs Train After Ohio Derailment

PAINESVILLE, OH — Train cars erupted into flames after a massive derailmentin Ohio. Local officials were forced to evacuate hundreds of residents from nearby homes because the train was carrying toxic chemicals. According to the AP, a witness observed anoil tanker explode which threw cars off the tracks. The train tracks arearound 300 yards from

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New Boxing Program Coming To Dona Ana County

LAS CRUCES, NM — Dona Ana County Sheriff’s Department officials have received state funding to organize andoversee a boxing program to benefit youngsters living in Southern New Mexico. The money will first pay for the construction of two new buildings in thecommunity of DonaAnato house the program’s activities. Groundbreaking has already taken place nearahealth center

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New Boxing Program Coming To Dona Ana County

LAS CRUCES, NM — Dona Ana County Sheriff’s Department officials have received state funding to organize andoversee a boxing program to benefit youngsters living in Southern New Mexico. The money will first pay for the construction of two new buildings in thecommunity of DonaAnato house the program’s activities. Groundbreaking has already taken place nearahealth center

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Heating Costs Likely To Rise This Year

LOCAL and NATIONAL REPORTS –Authorities have predicted this winter to be a costly one when it comes to paying for natural gas to heat the majority of American homes. Nearly 60 percent of the homesrely onthat resourceand many ratepayers are being warned about apossible10 percent increase to their bills. Many could pay as much as

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Heating Costs Likely To Rise This Year

LOCAL and NATIONAL REPORTS –Authorities have predicted this winter to be a costly one when it comes to paying for natural gas to heat the majority of American homes. Nearly 60 percent of the homesrely onthat resourceand many ratepayers are being warned about apossible10 percent increase to their bills. Many could pay as much as

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