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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2014
Page
2
Roswell police arrested Rudy Carrasco, 37, Sunday on charges of eluding an officer and failure to register as a sex offender. An officer on patrol attempted a traffic stop on the 600 block of South Union. Carrasco fled, later found hiding in a house on the same block.
Roswell and Chaves County agencies conducted a two night criminal impact operation focusing on crime hot spots. The joint effort led to 27 arrests including six for Driving While Intoxicated and the recovery of one stolen vehicle. More operations are planned to improve local safety.
A Legislative Finance Committee says the Department of Workforce Solutions issued 76 percent of eligible unemployment claims within 21 days in late 2013, up from 55 percent. Call-center waits averaged 68 minutes, up from 44.5, with causes including the federal shutdown and end of extended benefits. Nearby, a Tax Foundation report ranks New Mexico 37th in combined state and local taxes for 2011, at 8.6 percent of per-capita income, down from prior years. A federal audit also faulted Los Alamos and Sandia labs for weapons design recordkeeping and parts reliability, prompting recommendations. In Albuquerque, a drive to assist homeless students is launched with donations sought through a Sirens for Homeless Students campaign.
Environmental group tests indicate human waste bacteria in water downstream in New Mexico. Samples from the Animas La Plata and San Juan rivers collected in 2013 show E coli levels meeting Colorado standards but detecting human fecal bacteria at Farmington area sites in New Mexico. David Tomko of the San Juan Watershed Group links results to septic systems or illegal dumping.
Army investigators outlined a sequence in which Spc. Ivan Lopez fired 35 shots across two city blocks at Fort Hood. Three soldiers were killed and 16 wounded before Lopez killed himself after a confrontation with a female military police officer.
Senior Circle members celebrate its 15th anniversary with a 3 p.m. gathering on Wednesday at Wilshire Center 2801 N Main St next to Family Dollar. The event during National Volunteer Week features refreshments door prizes and a "Where Is This" contest prize. Eastern New Mexico Medical Center operates Senior Circle. call 623 2311 for details.
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