Carlsbad Man's Murder Trial To Finish In Roswell
Testimony in the murder case of 45 year old Robert Anaya, charged with killing his wife Irma Anaya on February 2, 1994 in Carlsbad, continued in Roswell with two children describing watching their father commit the act. The DA argues intent while the defense cites drug and alcohol impairment as factors.
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Carlsbad
Roswell
Robert Anaya
Irma Anaya
Anaya
Mark Pickering
Pickering
Roswell council trims plaza upgrades amid budget gap
The Roswell City Council chose three meeting rooms a storage area and an audio system for the Civic Center while dropping an amphitheater water features and a raised walkway from the plaza. The project remains over budget by more than 200 000 dollars. Mayor Jennings praised the decisions as fiscally prudent.
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Roswell
Tom Jennings
Cox
Roswell Civic Center
Civic Plaza
Civic Center
Thomas Nickoloff
Steve Glover
Robert Maples
Doris Callaway
Phil Roberts
Nick Pappas
Kathy Beuke
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Nickoloff
Jennings
Mary Anaya
Adrian Martinez
Judy Stubbs
Bill Owen
RISD Laureate Awards Honor Staff and Students
Valley View Connie Franklin Washington Avenue Linda Bryson and Mountain View Frank Fitzsimmons lead a RISD Laureate program naming top students and teachers from area middle and high schools. Board members include George Yates Bruce Ritter Anderson John Bassett and others with H Fred Pomeroy as adviser. The foundation started a technology program last fall and Military Heights Elementary received computers.
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Valley View
Connie Franklin
Washington Avenue
Linda Bryson
Mountain View
Frank Fitzsimmons
Mesa
Heidi Huckabee
Sierra
Sandy Bell
Goddard
Yvonne Ikard
Darlene Klassen
Joanne MacCallum
Les Purcella
Sharon Bell
Roswell
Roger Castillo
Linda Bates
Aaron Hamilton
George Yates
Bruce Ritter
Anderson
John Bassett
Shirley Childress
Rudy Cor
Military Heights Elementary
Roswell Considered Site for State Prison Project
County officials push a Roswell location for a state prison, proposing 1200 to 2000 beds with 400 to 800 jobs and 8 to 15 million dollars in annual payroll. Funds of 73000 would back site work if chosen. city and regional partners pledge support and free utility hookups.
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Rory McMinn
Tulsa
Okla
Quintana
Commission
New Mexico
Roswell
Chaves
de Baca
Lea
Lincoln
Eastern
New Mexico Medical Center
Johnson
Scouts Parade At Cahoon Park Shows Character Counts Theme
Roswell and surrounding area scouts showcased activities at Cahoon Park as 11 troops from Chaves and Lincoln counties presented displays under the theme Character Counts Past Present and Future. Troop 17 won best overall fire building contest and Pack 25 plus Pack 95 tied for second in the rain gutter regatta, with ribbons awarded to all units.
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Roswell
Goluska
Chaves
Lincoln
Cahoon Park
Guy Wiseman
Volksmarch
Howard Parman
Pecos Valley Rotary
Wilemon
Randy Hobbs
Troop 17
Scout Pack 154
Lawrence Longo
The Club brings Roswell teens together for safe dances
The Boys & Girls Club of Roswell teams with Roswell University and Goddard High School student councils to form The Club. Teens ages 14 to 20 plan promote and host weekend dances at supervised venues to provide safe socialization options across the local high schools.
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Walter Krebs
Roswell High School
Marissa Reyes
University High School
Jono Blackwell
Goddard High School
Boys and Girls Club of
Roswell
Boys & Girls Club of
Roswell University and
Scud missile crews prepare for live fire at Roving Sands
Navy Lt. Erik Goss describes the Roving Sands exercise phases including live-fire runs costing taxpayers dearly and Scud hunt efforts in northern New Mexico. He recalls spotting a camouflaged Scud near Fort Sumner at close range and notes most personnel depart between May 9 and May 11 with some staying until May 17.
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Navy
Erik Goss
New Mexico
Goss
Fort Sumner
Board weighs interim hire after Pomeroy contract vote
The board discussed an interim superintendent option and extending Pomeroy’s contract. Johnson called interim hiring realistic if no suitable long-term applicant emerges. She doubted a short extension would be accepted by Pomeroy, who had no comment. The board voted 3-2 on April 11 not to renew Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Bush
Johnson
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