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Month: October 2008

For Military, Bad Economy Aids Recruiting

By ROBERT BURNS AP Military Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – The tough economy could make it easier to sign up soldiers. Fewer civilian jobs mean less competition for military recruiters. “We do benefit when things look less positive in civil society,” David Chu, the Pentagon’s personnel chief, told a news conference Friday. “I don’t have the

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For Military, Bad Economy Aids Recruiting

By ROBERT BURNS AP Military Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – The tough economy could make it easier to sign up soldiers. Fewer civilian jobs mean less competition for military recruiters. “We do benefit when things look less positive in civil society,” David Chu, the Pentagon’s personnel chief, told a news conference Friday. “I don’t have the

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Chris began his long journey to KVIA back in the early 70’s. Armed with a Bell and Howell 8mm camera and tape recorder (provided by his Grandfather); Chris would go on to document such events as the great plastic dinosaur attack on Tornillo, GI Joe’s dramatic rescue of Barbie from a backyard mud pit and

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Banks Borrow Record Amount From Fed

WASHINGTON (AP) – Banks borrowed in record amounts from the Federal Reserve’s emergency lending facility over the past week, while investment drew loans at a brisk – though slightly lower – pace, fresh proof of the credit problems gripping the country. The Fed’s report released Thursday said commercial banks averaged a record $75 billion in

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Banks Borrow Record Amount From Fed

WASHINGTON (AP) – Banks borrowed in record amounts from the Federal Reserve’s emergency lending facility over the past week, while investment drew loans at a brisk – though slightly lower – pace, fresh proof of the credit problems gripping the country. The Fed’s report released Thursday said commercial banks averaged a record $75 billion in

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Arson Fire Damages Comic Strip

EL PASO — An overnight arson fire caused over $1,000 in damages to the Comic Strip, El Paso Fire Department officials said Wednesday. The fire was discovered Wednesday morning by an employee of the business in the 9500 block of Gateway West. Fire marshals investigators determined the fire was intentionally set. Damages were to two

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Arson Fire Damages Comic Strip

EL PASO — An overnight arson fire caused over $1,000 in damages to the Comic Strip, El Paso Fire Department officials said Wednesday. The fire was discovered Wednesday morning by an employee of the business in the 9500 block of Gateway West. Fire marshals investigators determined the fire was intentionally set. Damages were to two

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