Oil rally in Artesia cites Saudi oil impact on local wells
Oil supporters in Artesia blame Saudi and other OPEC producers for dumping crude, saying reduced regional rigs from about 70 to 15 and 30 to 45 percent local job losses threaten Artesia’s economy. Dr. Daniel Fine notes price war and record OPEC output.
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Saudi Arabia
New Mexico
Permian
John Yates Jr
Yates Petroleum Corp
Abo Petroleum Corp
Yates
West Texas
United States
Daniel Fine
New Mexico Center For Energy Policy
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Panhandle
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Fine
Obama
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Governor cancels North Carolina visit amid restroom law uproar
Santa Fe Governor Susa na Martinez of New Mexico backs the embattled North Carolina governor after canceling a planned trip due to a scheduling conflict not the restroom access law controversy. Martinez spokesman cited other commitments, not policy fallout.
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North Carolina
Santa FE
Susana Martinez
Republican Governors Association
Martinez
Judge approves Ferguson Justice settlement in St Louis area
A federal judge approved a settlement between the city of Ferguson and the Justice Department aimed at reforming policing and the court system in the St Louis suburb where Michael Brown was killed. U S District Judge Catherine Perry issued the ruling after hours of hearings in St Louis. More than two hundred residents attended.
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ST. Louis
Ferguson
U.S. Justice Department
Michael Brown
U.S
Catherine Perry
Roswell Man Guilty of Seventh DWI and Open Container
Jurors found 54 year old Joseph Estrada guilty of seventh DWI and open container violation after a day long trial in Roswell Fifth Judicial District Court. Defense challenged field sobriety tests and questioned lab results showing a 0.13 blood alcohol level. Sentencing expected in about two weeks with mandatory prison term.
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Roswell
Joseph Estrada
Chaves County
Fifth Judicial District Court
Ken W. Riggs
Estrada
New Mexico to broadcast lenient DUI sentences on social media
Mothers Against Drunk Driving will monitor court hearings of lenient drunken driving sentences in New Mexico. Tweets will flag repeat offenders and judges, prompting privacy concerns. The program includes an $800000 two year contract and aims to publicize sentences nationwide.
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Jared Thompson
Johnathon Sharp
Roberto Reyes
André Deale
Joe Petty
Job Corps
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Austin Howard
Dalton Guinn
Roswell
Assurance Home
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Susana Martinez
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