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HALLAN a RECIÉN NACIDO SIN VIDA Un Bebé Recién Nacido Fue Aban- Donado Sin Vida En El Patio De Una Vivienda En La Colonia Rincón Del Valle, Ayer En La Mañana PÁG. 24 JUEVES 26 de julio de 2018 facebook: medios obson Cd. Obregón, Son., Méx. GENERAL AÑO 3 NO. 787 JUEVES 26 JULIO 2018 CD. OBREGÓN, SON., MÉX. COSTO: $5.00 EN CAJEME Cuantiosos daños EN LA RINCÓN DEL VALLE por fuertes vientos HALLAN A RECIÉN NACIDO SIN VIDA Un bebé recién nacido fue aban- donado sin vida en el patio de una vivienda en la colonia Rincón del Valle, ayer en la mañana. La criatura fue localizada a eso de las 8:30 horas, en calle Privada del Rincón entre Luna y Coahuila. PÁG. 21 PÁG. 6 ‘SE VAN PERDIENDO LOS VALORES EN LA SOCIEDAD’ PÁG. 8 Fuertes ráfagas de vientos se dejaron sentir alrededor de las 21:30 horas en esta ciudad, arrojando cuantiosos daños materiales en diferentes puntos del municipio. Entre las pérdidas de más con- sideración se suscitó la caída de una pantalla gigante que se ubicaba en las calles No Reelección y Miguel Alemán, con peso entre 7 y 8 toneladas. Además, al parecer por los efectos de un rayo, se in- cendió un anuncio luminoso de una agencia automotriz que se ubica en la entrada sur de la ciudad, en la calle Jalisco y 200. PÁG. 3 EXISTEN EN CAJEME MÁS DE 230 PANDILLAS PÁG. 9 PÁG. 21 DISPARAN PÁG. 23 ‘LEVANTAN’ A CONTRA CHOLO HOMBRE Y Y HIEREN A LO DESPOJAN TRANSEÚNTE DE AUTOMÓVIL ADVIERTEN SOBRE RIESGOS DE LOS ‘PRODUCTOS MILAGRO’ MIGUEL ÁNGEL VEGA C. MANUEL GRIJALVA MARTÍN ALBERTO MENDOZA medios obson @mediosobson www.mediosobson.com HUMBERTO ANGULO MOISÉS CANO PÁG. 02 JUEVES 26 de julio de 2018 facebook: medios obson twitter: @mediosobson Cd. Obregón, Son., Méx. 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