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Month: January 2008

Crash Injures 3 On I-10 Overnight

EL PASO — Three people were injured when the car they were riding in crashed on I-10 near Copia. The single-vehicle crash happened around 2 a.m. in the westbound lanes of the interstate. No one was seriously injured, medical crews said. Traffic investigators said speed may have been a factor in the incident.

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Crash Injures 3 On I-10 Overnight

EL PASO — Three people were injured when the car they were riding in crashed on I-10 near Copia. The single-vehicle crash happened around 2 a.m. in the westbound lanes of the interstate. No one was seriously injured, medical crews said. Traffic investigators said speed may have been a factor in the incident.

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Event Honors Memory Of Slain Girl

by Ashlie Hardway EL PASO — Amid a sea of black leather jackets stood dozens of pink balloons, all in honor of little Jacqueline Gonzalez. Three-year-old Jacqueline was found murdered inside the trunk of her mother’s car in November. Her mother, Yara Belen Perez, and step-father, Francisco Castaneda, have been charged in her death. The

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Event Honors Memory Of Slain Girl

by Ashlie Hardway EL PASO — Amid a sea of black leather jackets stood dozens of pink balloons, all in honor of little Jacqueline Gonzalez. Three-year-old Jacqueline was found murdered inside the trunk of her mother’s car in November. Her mother, Yara Belen Perez, and step-father, Francisco Castaneda, have been charged in her death. The

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McCain Wins Key South Carolina Primary

(AP) — Sen. John McCain won a hard-fought South Carolina primary Saturday night, avenging a bitter personal defeat in a bastion of conservatism and gaining ground in an unpredictable race for the Republican presidential nomination. Democrats Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama split the spoils in Nevada caucuses marred by late charges of dirty politics.

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McCain Wins Key South Carolina Primary

(AP) — Sen. John McCain won a hard-fought South Carolina primary Saturday night, avenging a bitter personal defeat in a bastion of conservatism and gaining ground in an unpredictable race for the Republican presidential nomination. Democrats Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama split the spoils in Nevada caucuses marred by late charges of dirty politics.

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