Graduation rates dip statewide across New Mexico in 2014 15
The New Mexico Public Education Department reports four year graduation rates fell statewide from 69.3 to 68.6 percent in 2014 15, with Roswell Independent School District showing a slight rise. Data cover districts and demographics from 2008 2015, and PED plans an Early Warning System to monitor at risk students.
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City approves Cable One franchise to rebroadcast council meetings
Roswell approves a new Cable One franchise that renews city rights of way use and guarantees about 5 percent of gross cable revenues as franchise fees. The city will collect roughly a quarter million dollars annually and Cable One must provide free service to 14 city offices.
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U.S. Will Deploy 200 More Troops and Apache Helos to Iraq
The United States plans to send over 200 additional troops and eight Apache helicopters to Iraq to assist Iraqi forces in the Mosul operation. Defense Secretary Ash Carter, speaking in Baghdad, said advisers will move to brigade and battalion levels to be closer to the front lines, marking the first major force increase in nearly a year.
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