Democratic and Republican negotiators reach agreement in Washington
In Washington, Democratic and Republican negotiators announced a compromise after days of talks. Key figures from both parties signaled progress on a contested funding bill and policy provisions pending final legislative steps. Critics urge careful review before any formal adoption.
Local reaction to newest gun accident on North Garden St
Community discussion follows a gun accident on North Garden Street during a Lunch and Learn session. Roswell’s most wanted list highlights Joel Aragon as a notable figure while state vehicle matters appear in local discourse.
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Garcia Keeps Masters Hope Alive After Rough Day
Sergio Garcia still in contention at Augusta National after a difficult round. The Spaniard sits tied for second place as leaders push ahead early in the Masters tournament in Augusta Georgia.
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Local Briefs Highlight Gonzales Jr and Mayes Names
Page A6 notes brief mentions of Andres H. Gonzales Jr and Winifred Mayes among local items. No game results or weather details provided.
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Gun control bill clears first hurdle in Senate
The Senate approved the measure 68 to 31 after a blocked attempt to derail debate. Tears filled the gallery as victims' families watched, while supporters touted an early win for Obama and gun-control allies amid ongoing opposition and questions about final passage.
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Roswell approves revised dog and cat regulation ordinance
The Roswell City Council adopted a revised ordinance aimed at regulating selling and breeding of cats and dogs. After concerns raised by animal lovers, the council held a workshop and changed provisions including removing litter permit costs and adjusting permit prices.
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Chaves County Officials Attend New Mexico Sheriffs Conference
Sheriff Rob Coon and staff from Chaves County attended a three day conference in Albuquerque by the New Mexico Sheriffs Association. The event drew 379 attendees from police, jail, and federal agencies. Topics included cartel activity in New Mexico and officer PTSD education.
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PVACD opposes CID priority call on Pecos River
During its monthly meeting the Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District reaffirmed its opposition to Carlsbad Irrigation Districts demand for a priority call on the Pecos River. The board warned that if successful the move would cause historic economic and social injury across the Pecos Valley affecting over 1100000 acres of irrigated land and municipal water supplies and threaten about one billion dollars in annual regional economic activity.
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Roswell Man Arrested on Sex Case After Most Wanted Listing
Chaves County Sheriff’s deputies arrested Aubrey Miller 22 in Roswell on charges of criminal sexual penetration of a minor. Miller had been named Roswell’s Most Wanted on April 5. A deputy identified him after recognizing a vehicle and Miller was detained without incident.
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