Nuclear policy clash in New Orleans previews 2012 race
In New Orleans AP reports Barack Obama and Sarah Palin sparred from afar over nuclear policy. Palin called Obama weak on defense while Obama, in Prague to sign a treaty with Russia, questioned Palin's experience. The exchange underscored a potential 2012 White House contest.
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Local man gets seven-year term after guilty plea on eight counts
A local man pleaded guilty to eight counts and was sentenced to seven years. City officials seek dismissal of a Foley suit. Roswell faces a starship bridge sale offer at 1.5 million. Unity Center condemnation by the city prompted protests and a review.
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Roswell Bowler Jason Dunn Places 23rd in Denver Open
Roswell native Jason Dunn earned 23rd at the Professional Bowlers Association Southwest Region Greater Denver Open held April 24 at Bowlers Lanes in Lakewood Colorado. The 29 year old joined the PBA in January after competing in a regional Odessa event in November.
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Battle ahead for SCOTUS seat
President Obama faces a heated battle as he prepares to name a successor to Justice John Paul Stevens. Republicans vow pushback against any activist nominee while contenders include Elena Kagan Merrick Garland and Diane Wood.
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GOP Seeks More Seats in New Mexico House Race
Democrats have controlled the New Mexico House for almost six decades as Republicans push to win in 25 races the highest challenger count in a decade. GOP spokeswoman Janet Causey says the party aims to field more candidates and win seats ahead of redistricting based on 2010 census data. The Legislature’s redraw next year will shape elections and policies for the next ten years.
Roswell Chamber’s 10th annual Business Showcase dazzles visitors
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce hosted the 10th annual Business Showcase at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center. Representatives from banks hotels hospitals and more filled 70 plus business and about 15 nonprofit booths to display offerings, giving residents a comprehensive view of the city’s business landscape.
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Sinaloa cartel wins Col. Juarez turf war
U S intelligence assessment says Joaquin El Chapo Guzman’s Sinaloa cartel now controls Ciudad Juarez drug trafficking routes after a two year violent conflict that left over five thousand dead. Officials cite Federal Police and FBI confirmations while noting ongoing verification of the assessment.
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Capt Beau Perez Emphasizes Forgiveness Across Life and Crisis
Capt Beau Perez reflects on mercy from his Guam and California upbringing through Army service and LA street aid, stressing forgiveness. A Good Friday fire at The Salvation Army Thrift Store left a 30 foot section charred, prompting response by Roswell corps officers.
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Perez forgives arsonists and finds strength in faith
Perez spoke on forgiveness after a fire behind the building, stating he forgives those responsible. He said forgiveness frees him and removes fear about returning threats. He praised God’s love, mercy, family values, and Guam as home, noting the island’s sports culture and community focus.
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