Hall undecided on police chief future amid sheriff bid
L M Hall may withdraw from the sheriff race and seek reappointment as Roswell police chief after resigning April 28. Councilman Gilbert Licon said the Police Committee plans to ask for a vote of confidence at the April 11 meeting, with city officials researching implications and keeping Hall in the department if supported.
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Roswell Chaves Candidates File For June Primary
Thirty three candidates from Roswell and Chaves County filed declarations for twenty one state and county offices in the June 6 primary. incumbents unopposed include Rep. Tom Brown Jr District 56 and Rep. Colin McMillan District 57 and Rep. Phelps Anderson District 58. several judges and local officials seek re election, with multiple districts listing incumbents and party designations.
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Paul Kelly Jr
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Carlsbad
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Hobbs
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Bobby’’ Ramirez
John McLemore
Dexter-Hagerman
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Harvey G. Gadbury
Cochran Seeks Re election To Chaves County Probate Judge
Albert T. Tom Cochran Jr. 34 Roswell attorney seeks another term as Chaves County probate judge. Appointed March 14 he vows competent service. He is UNM graduate with psychology BA and JD 1975, served Roswell city attorney 1975, private practice since 1977, Army veteran Vietnam. He and wife Eunice reside 813 E Fifth. two sons Danny and Andy.
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Tom” Cochran Jr
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Domenici Optimistic on Weather Stations Funding
U S Sen Pete Domenici says he is more optimistic funding will keep Roswell and Clayton New Mexico weather stations open. He cites a letter from Sen Ernest Hollings indicating support to restore 1.7 million dollars and avoid closures ahead of April 25 NOAA testimony.
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House Demos back cut in Social Security taxes
The House Democratic Caucus endorsed a cut in Social Security taxes and urged using income taxes or other general revenues to fund Social Security. The 150 to 57 vote backs a plan to reduce payroll taxes while maintaining funding, with committee actions to follow.
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