21Dec2012 | Glen Campbell Live: Country Singer May Continue to Perform with Alzheimer's The Huffington Post The 76-year-old singer has Alzheimer's disease and has begun to lose his memory. He put out his final album in 2011 and embarked on the tour with family members and close friends. |
21Dec2012 | @RosLehtinen: Marine Veteran Jon Hammar to be Released from Mexico Prison McClatchy Newspapers Jon Hammar, the Marine veteran from Florida arrested at the Mexico border for carrying his great-grandfather's firearm, will be released today, according to U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen. |
21Dec2012 | Will the Tobacco Industry Jump on the Burgeoning Marijuana Market? Associated Press There has been speculation that tobacco companies, who have faced increasing restrictions in recent years, could soon take advantage of the burgeoning marijuana market. |
21Dec2012 | Traveling During the Holidays? 'Know Before You Go' Hispanically Speaking News With the holiday travel season upon us, U.S. Customs and Border Protection is reminding travelers that there are several important things they can do to ensure smooth and efficient processing upon arrival in the U.S. |
21Dec2012 | Though Rarely Targeted, Mexico Ponders School Safety in Sandy Hook's Wake GlobalPost Captured a kindergarten teacher on a smartphone, an incident last year in the northern industrial city of Monterrey became emblematic of the violence besieging Mexican society and its children. |
21Dec2012 | Alaska Airlines and Aeromexico Partner to Make Travel Easier to the United States Alaska Airlines Alaska Airlines and Aeromexico announced their new frequent flier and codeshare agreement to connect each other's networks and bring more options to travelers flying between Mexico and several cities along the West Coast and Alaska. |
21Dec2012 | Dawn Broke this Morning on Maya 'End of Days,' World Lives On Reuters Dawn broke over ancient holy sites in southern Mexico to celebrations on Friday, ushering in the start of a new era for the Maya people that had been billed as a possible end of the world. |
21Dec2012 | Cartel Offers to Lay Down Arms if Government Curbs Violent Crime EFE A drug-trafficking organization active in the western state of Michoacan offered to lay down its guns if Mexico's new president, Enrique Pena Nieto, takes effective action to curb violent crime in the state. |
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