Man charged with child molestation in Roswell case
John M. Curry, 32, was arrested on one count of criminal sexual penetration or contact of a minor. Held at Chaves County Detention Center with a $250000 cash bond after investigators linked him to a reported molestation of a 4 month old girl. Police said Curry consented to an interview after Miranda warnings.
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Cadet program inspires multiple agencies at Roswell event
Representatives from the Air Force Army fire departments Parks and Wildlife Service and other agencies urged students to consider life after graduation at Roswell Industrial Air Center. Judge Hector Pineda praised the cadets while officials noted the program started in New Mexico in 2001 and is funded by federal grants and state support. The next academy class begins training in July.
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Editor Michael Francis improves to serious after crash near Orogrande
Michael Francis editor of Roswell Daily Record Vision Magazine is upgraded from critical to serious at University Hospital Albuquerque after a two car collision on U S Highway 54 near Orogrande April 5. He remains on a respirator but is more alert as doctors monitor chest liver and spleen injuries. Gilbert Gomez of El Paso, driver of the other vehicle, was treated and released for minor injuries. No charges filed yet.
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el Paso
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Alamogordo
Rural statesman Sandel outlines cross party path and reforms
Sandel says he can work with both Democrats and Republicans to forge compromises. He argues marijuana issues should be put to rest and rural health care remains a problem. He cites Roswell as an example where affordable care is needed so residents avoid long trips to cities. He calls for lower costs as insurance shrinks and proposes expanding revenue, education, jobs, and infrastructure in rural areas.
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Roswell
Roswell oilman touts local training and distance learning plan
Aztec Well Servicing owner Sandel, a longtime New Mexico resident, promotes linking two year schools with universities to train locally. He seeks to attract companies to Roswell and notes his 1963 business in the state and his family ties as a Farmington High School graduate with an honorary San Juan College degree. Sandel has campaigned statewide since last November for the June 4 election.
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Freeman family recalls Paul as gentle man amid tragedy
In Roswell, the Freeman family speaks of Paul Freeman and the mental illness stigma surrounding his death. Mrs. Freeman recalls his gentleness, the support from coworkers, and the impact on his wife and grandchildren. They emphasize prayer and coping in the aftermath of the March 15 incident.
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