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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2013
Page
3
Officials from the Office of the State Engineer and PVACD discuss metering augmentation wells and CID water accounting. They stress transparency, quarterly readings, and statewide oversight while addressing rumors of upstream pumping and potential legal disputes over water delivery.
Law lowers corporate rate from 7.6 to 5.9 percent over five years and phases out more than 140 million in local revenue transfers. It includes a manufacturer tax break and allows larger cities to raise gross receipts tax. Critics warn reduced funding for education safety and health care.
The article profiles Hernandez who keeps a family tortilla tradition passed down from her mother and grandmother. She notes mold issues with stored tortillas and recalls her grandmother baking on a wood stove for many children. Hernandez also sold bread at a city farmers market and plans a book on world flatbreads.
The Roswell event hosts civilian Roswell incident investigator and radio TV figure alongside Antonio Huneeus Open Minds editor. Huneeus will lecture in Spanish and English, with talks on UFO evidence and international coverage. The festival unveils a new display on bodies from 1947 and a witness discussion on government threats.
Firearm owners boost demand as about 10 billion rounds are used annually and both gun purchases rise amid fears of stricter laws. Lawrence Keane of the National Shooting Sports Foundation says nationwide concern exists about bans on products and ammunition. Critics blame federal purchases for shortages, while DHS says bulk buying lowers costs and bids for 1.6 billion rounds were issued for the next five years.
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