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Month: January 2008

Leadoff Primary Shapes White House Race

(AP) — Only five days after the Iowa caucuses opened the presidential race, New Hampshire took its turn Tuesday shaping an electric Democratic contest and a mystifying Republican one. Bidding for victory were a surging Barack Obama and a field full of would-be “comeback kids.” In a sign of these fast-moving times, the nation’s first

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Independent Voters Could Tilt NH Primary

(AP) — True to its feisty Yankee heritage, New Hampshire is loaded with independent voters. That could spell an edge in Tuesday’s presidential primaries there for Barack Obama and John McCain. It also leaves the two candidates – who both appeal to anti-establishment voters – competing for many of those same independents, even though Obama

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Independent Voters Could Tilt NH Primary

(AP) — True to its feisty Yankee heritage, New Hampshire is loaded with independent voters. That could spell an edge in Tuesday’s presidential primaries there for Barack Obama and John McCain. It also leaves the two candidates – who both appeal to anti-establishment voters – competing for many of those same independents, even though Obama

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NH Primary Could Make, Break Candidacies

(AP) — Republican Sen. John McCain and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney collided Tuesday in New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary, rivals in urgent need of a triumph in the campaign for the White House. Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton squared off in the Democratic race. By custom, the first handful of votes was cast,

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NH Primary Could Make, Break Candidacies

(AP) — Republican Sen. John McCain and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney collided Tuesday in New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary, rivals in urgent need of a triumph in the campaign for the White House. Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton squared off in the Democratic race. By custom, the first handful of votes was cast,

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Power Outage In Northeast El Paso

EL PASO — El Paso Electric has confirmed that powerwas out through parts of Northeast El Paso, but was restored just after 3 p.m. The outage affected nearly 3,000 customers for about an hour with calls flooding the emergency dispatch operators in the area. The first reports of power loss were received just after 2

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Power Outage In Northeast El Paso

EL PASO — El Paso Electric has confirmed that powerwas out through parts of Northeast El Paso, but was restored just after 3 p.m. The outage affected nearly 3,000 customers for about an hour with calls flooding the emergency dispatch operators in the area. The first reports of power loss were received just after 2

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High Winds Sweep Through Borderland

EL PASO — Area forecastersissued ahigh wind advisory on Mondayfor El Paso, Las Cruces and Juarez. Wind gusts in the afternoon clocked in at a maximum of 52 miles per hour, ABC-7 Chief Meterologist”Doppler” DaveSpeelman confirmed. Those winds picked upplenty of blowing dustand circulated it in the air throughout the afternooncausing many people to battle

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High Winds Sweep Through Borderland

EL PASO — Area forecastersissued ahigh wind advisory on Mondayfor El Paso, Las Cruces and Juarez. Wind gusts in the afternoon clocked in at a maximum of 52 miles per hour, ABC-7 Chief Meterologist”Doppler” DaveSpeelman confirmed. Those winds picked upplenty of blowing dustand circulated it in the air throughout the afternooncausing many people to battle

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