Roswell Officer Coon Faces Multiple Drug Charge Allegations
Roswell police allege Officer Coon bought 9.6 grams of ephedrine across three cities with help from two APD officers. He is charged with two counts of fraudulently obtaining a controlled substance, five counts of obtaining drug precursor by subterfuge, one count of possession of a controlled substance, identity theft, and embezzlement under 250. Bond set at 5000. Coon joined APD in 2006 after six years with the New Mexico State Police. A press conference with city officials is planned.
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Good Year
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Chaves
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Antelope hunting plan A-PLUS ideas spark rancher concerns
The Antelope Private Lands Use System A PLUS opens access for private and public hunters to ranches and leased public lands. Ranchers such as Preston Stone object to public hunters on private land while officials say no one is forced and suggest separate management. Ezzell argues rancher incentives are missing as the first three hunting days go to public hunters with Lane noting 740 ranchers already enrolled.
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Capitan
Stone
Lane
Department
Ezzell
Emiller
Roswell
Roswell UFO Festival to Center in Downtown Roswell
UFO Festival plans feature music light parades diverse activities and extended hours. Organizers Shuster and Greg Neal aim to involve Southeast New Mexico with events in downtown Roswell between First and Fifth streets. Volunteers are sought for July 14 and contact is 625 9495.
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Greg Neal
New Mexico
Tle
Neal
Roswell
Fifth Streets
Main Street
Second Street
International Ufo Museum and Research Center
Mattarco
Roswell-Record
Roswell Eyes Census Appeal to Become Metropolitan Area
City leaders plan a resolution at tonight’s regular meeting appealing the latest census results through the Census Count Question Resolution program to gain Metropolitan Statistical Area status and entitlements. The move aims to prevent growth limits and attract hundreds of millions in funding for infrastructure, housing, and services.
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Roswell
Vickers
Roswell honors Armstrong with COTY award luncheon
The Community of Roswell presents the COTY award during a luncheon at Roswell Country Club honoring Armstrong for lifelong service. Attendees include Mayor Del Jurney, State Rep. Dennis Kintigh, and Tim Jennings. Armstrong led Armstrong Construction and helped bring American Airlines to Roswell.
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Roswell
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Senate
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New Mexico Military Institute
Board of
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American Airlines
American Eagle
Bill Owen
Bob
Sarah
Dan Coleman
RAOR
Dale Morris
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Paula Grieves
Bill
J.entzminger
Fence Plan Sparks Resident Backlash At Local Golf Course
Residents near Spring River Golf Course object to a proposed 1300 foot six foot tall green coated chain link fence costing about 29000 dollars. Parks director Kim Elliot defends safety while homeowners and a council member urge citizen input before approval. An April 25 committee meeting is set at Cahoon Park.
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Kim Elliot
Elliot
Spring River
Third Street
Parks Department
Hinkle
Parks and Recreation Committee
Dusty Huckabee
Huckabee
Cahoon Park
Mattarco
Roswell
Obama outlines deficit plan amid GOP budget clash
President Obama pressed a $4 trillion deficit plan in a speech to an audience including Rep. Paul Ryan and Speaker John Boehner. He proposed $2 trillion in spending cuts, $1 trillion from tax reform, and $1 trillion from debt service, with Medicare and Medicaid targeted for savings while Social Security was left intact for now. He warned against privatizing Medicare and urged tax changes, while noting no detailed accounting of the plan’s long term impact.
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Paul Ryan
R-Wis
John Boehner
Ohio
Congress
Washington
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Senate
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