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Month: August 2008

Responses To ABC-7 Xtra, 08.24.08

I truly believe that this constable is an aggressive individual. His past is evidence of his aggression and he takes his authority above the law…The individual he stopped has a tainted past as well, but a witness saw what the constable did was wrong and maybe someone will look further into the constable’s past actions

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Responses To ABC-7 Xtra, 08.24.08

I truly believe that this constable is an aggressive individual. His past is evidence of his aggression and he takes his authority above the law…The individual he stopped has a tainted past as well, but a witness saw what the constable did was wrong and maybe someone will look further into the constable’s past actions

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Democrats Bicker Over How Hard To Hit McCain

By SCOTT LINDLAW, Associated Press Writer DENVER – Democrats bickered among themselves Tuesday about how hard to attack John McCain as the party’s former dominant couple – Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton – took center stage at Barack Obama’s political coronation. With strains persisting between Obama and some former Hillary Clinton supporters, Republicans brought out

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Democrats Bicker Over How Hard To Hit McCain

By SCOTT LINDLAW, Associated Press Writer DENVER – Democrats bickered among themselves Tuesday about how hard to attack John McCain as the party’s former dominant couple – Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton – took center stage at Barack Obama’s political coronation. With strains persisting between Obama and some former Hillary Clinton supporters, Republicans brought out

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Storm 2006 Remembered

On the morning of August 1, 2006 a powerful storm system moved into the El Paso / Las Cruces area dumping heavy amounts of rain. During the month of August, El Paso normally receives less than 2 inches of rain; this day parts of El Paso would get hit with about seven inches of rain.

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Storm 2006 Remembered

On the morning of August 1, 2006 a powerful storm system moved into the El Paso / Las Cruces area dumping heavy amounts of rain. During the month of August, El Paso normally receives less than 2 inches of rain; this day parts of El Paso would get hit with about seven inches of rain.

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‘Doppler’ Dave Speelman:

Did you know there is a site on the web that you can go to get a more accurate measurement of precipitation around the area? It’s called CoCoRaHS, which is an acronym for the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network. CoCoRaHS is a unique, non-profit, community-based network of volunteers of all ages and backgrounds

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‘Doppler’ Dave Speelman:

Did you know there is a site on the web that you can go to get a more accurate measurement of precipitation around the area? It’s called CoCoRaHS, which is an acronym for the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network. CoCoRaHS is a unique, non-profit, community-based network of volunteers of all ages and backgrounds

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UTEP Fall Late Registration Begins

EL PASO — This will be the last chance UTEP students can register for the upcoming fall semester — late registration begins tomorrow. Students have a week and a half left to register for the fall semester at UTEP. Late registration will run from Aug. 21-22 and resumes Aug. 25-28. Students can register by touchtone

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UTEP Fall Late Registration Begins

EL PASO — This will be the last chance UTEP students can register for the upcoming fall semester — late registration begins tomorrow. Students have a week and a half left to register for the fall semester at UTEP. Late registration will run from Aug. 21-22 and resumes Aug. 25-28. Students can register by touchtone

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