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Month: May 2008

Edwards Endorsement Pays Off For Obama

WASHINGTON (AP) – Barack Obama collected the support of four of John Edwards’ Democratic National Convention delegates on Thursday, then gained the backing of four superdelegates and a large labor union as he marched steadily toward the party’s presidential nomination. The fresh support brought Obama’s overall delegate total to 1,895, compared to 1,718 for his

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UTEP Ranks Top For Hispanics

EL PASO, Texas – Rankings at UTEP show the university’s commitment to the El Paso region. Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education magazine has published its annual Top 100 Institutions for Hispanics rankings and once again, The University of Texas at El Paso is among the top universities in the nation for Hispanics. Uniquely positioned in

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UTEP Ranks Top For Hispanics

EL PASO, Texas – Rankings at UTEP show the university’s commitment to the El Paso region. Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education magazine has published its annual Top 100 Institutions for Hispanics rankings and once again, The University of Texas at El Paso is among the top universities in the nation for Hispanics. Uniquely positioned in

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China Quake Death Toll Could Rise To 50,000

LUOSHUI TOWN, China (AP) – China warned the death toll from this week’s earthquake could soar to 50,000, while the government issued a public appeal Thursday for rescue equipment as it struggled to cope with the disaster. More than 72 hours after the quake rattled central China, rescuers appeared to shift from poring through downed

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China Quake Death Toll Could Rise To 50,000

LUOSHUI TOWN, China (AP) – China warned the death toll from this week’s earthquake could soar to 50,000, while the government issued a public appeal Thursday for rescue equipment as it struggled to cope with the disaster. More than 72 hours after the quake rattled central China, rescuers appeared to shift from poring through downed

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Sun Metro Increases 7% In Ridership

EL PASO, Texas – The 2008 El Paso transportation summit was held Wednesday at the convention center. The purpose was to inform the public about free and low-cost transportation services like Sun Metro available in El Paso. It also informed transportation providers and TX-DOT to consumers so they could hear concerns and suggestions. More and

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Sun Metro Increases 7% In Ridership

EL PASO, Texas – The 2008 El Paso transportation summit was held Wednesday at the convention center. The purpose was to inform the public about free and low-cost transportation services like Sun Metro available in El Paso. It also informed transportation providers and TX-DOT to consumers so they could hear concerns and suggestions. More and

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Death Toll In China Quake Exceeds 12,000

DUJIANGYAN, China (AP) – As of Wednesday, the death toll in chinahas reachednearly 15,000. An estimated 25,000 people are still buried under rubble and 14,000 more are missing. More than 100,000 troops are working to deliver aid in areas that have been cut off. New information concerns about a dam with quote: “extremely dangerous” cracks

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Death Toll In China Quake Exceeds 12,000

DUJIANGYAN, China (AP) – As of Wednesday, the death toll in chinahas reachednearly 15,000. An estimated 25,000 people are still buried under rubble and 14,000 more are missing. More than 100,000 troops are working to deliver aid in areas that have been cut off. New information concerns about a dam with quote: “extremely dangerous” cracks

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Growth Facing El Paso’s East Side

As part of ABC-7’s Border Boom Series, Reporter Daniel Marin took a look at the growth facing El Paso’s east side. EL PASO, Texas – A decade ago, Montwood and Yarbrough was considered the far east side. Today, Montwood and Loop 375 is considered the far east side. ABC-7 got a guided sneak peak of

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Growth Facing El Paso’s East Side

As part of ABC-7’s Border Boom Series, Reporter Daniel Marin took a look at the growth facing El Paso’s east side. EL PASO, Texas – A decade ago, Montwood and Yarbrough was considered the far east side. Today, Montwood and Loop 375 is considered the far east side. ABC-7 got a guided sneak peak of

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Alamogordo Woman Found Dead

ALAMOGORDO, N.M. (AP) -On Tuesday, May 13, 2008, at approximately 5:15 p.m., Alamogordo DPS Officers and Detectives responded to a local motel identified as the Economy Inn 508 South White Sands room #112 in reference to a possible stabbing that had just occurred. Upon arrival of officers and detectives a Hispanic female, identified as Brenda

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Vatican: It’s OK To Believe In Aliens

VATICAN CITY (AP) – Believing that the universe may contain alien life does not contradict a faith in God, the Vatican’s chief astronomer said in an interview published Tuesday. The Rev. Jose Gabriel Funes, the Jesuit director of the Vatican Observatory, was quoted as saying the vastness of the universe means it is possible there

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Vatican: It’s OK To Believe In Aliens

VATICAN CITY (AP) – Believing that the universe may contain alien life does not contradict a faith in God, the Vatican’s chief astronomer said in an interview published Tuesday. The Rev. Jose Gabriel Funes, the Jesuit director of the Vatican Observatory, was quoted as saying the vastness of the universe means it is possible there

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Person Hit And Killed By Train

NEAR RADIUM SPRINGS, New Mexico – Dona Ana County Sheriff’s officials are investigating a Tuesday night train fatality as a suicide. The train struck and killed the individual, who was standing on the tracks, near Radium Springs. Authorities said the deceased was a 16-year-old Las Cruces resident.

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Person Hit And Killed By Train

NEAR RADIUM SPRINGS, New Mexico – Dona Ana County Sheriff’s officials are investigating a Tuesday night train fatality as a suicide. The train struck and killed the individual, who was standing on the tracks, near Radium Springs. Authorities said the deceased was a 16-year-old Las Cruces resident.

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Border Boom Part 2: El Paso Northeast

As part of ABC-7’s Border Boom Series, Reporter Autumn Sam took a look at how military growth will effect El Paso’s northeast. EL PASO, Texas – According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the average El Pasoan faces a relatively low commute of 30 minutes, compared to other cities.That may change when the military adds 27,000

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Border Boom Part 2: El Paso Northeast

As part of ABC-7’s Border Boom Series, Reporter Autumn Sam took a look at how military growth will effect El Paso’s northeast. EL PASO, Texas – According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the average El Pasoan faces a relatively low commute of 30 minutes, compared to other cities.That may change when the military adds 27,000

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