Texas Airways owes Roswell city for lease and fees
The airline ceased operations June 30 and was suspended July 11 over insurance issues. It reportedly owes the city $793.52 for three May days and all of June at the Roswell Industrial Air Center, with a second notice sent after mid July deadline. City officials seek a new lease and DOT suspension lift if flights resume.
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Texas Airways
Department of Transportation
Roswell
Bob Thomson
Thomson
Dennis Ybarra
DOT
Carol Woods
DOT Air Carrier Fitness Division
Washington, D.C
Woods
Doris Callaway
Callaway
Family disputes death ruled self harm in Roswell
The carbon monoxide death of 23 year old Noe Huckins in Roswell is classified as death by own action but his family insists it was accidental. His stepfather Moritz said Huckins had prospects and was in good spirits, with a friend planning to pay his aviation mechanics tuition at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell. The roommate found him in a garage with the Jeep engine running. autopsy not performed and medical investigator not yet issued final cause. Police will forward concerns to the case investigator.
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Roswell
Noe Huckins
Mike Moritz
Moritz
Huckins
Eastern New Mexico University
E. Hervey St
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Suspect in Roswell murder held without bond again
Fred Montoya, 56, arrested as he left 1113 W. Gayle St. in Roswell after allegedly fatally shooting Robert Renteria, 40, on July 18. Renteria died Thursday in Albuquerque. Montoya faces open murder, felon with a firearm, trafficking cocaine, conspiracy and racketeering charges. Witnesses ID’d him. motive unresolved. He previously faced aggravated battery and firearm charges and bonded out. He is set for arraignment today.
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West Roswell
Fred Montoya
Robert Renteria
Renteria
University Medical Center
Albuquerque
Montoya
W. Gayle St
APD
Leo Lopez
Lopez
Roswell Finance Committee to discuss public participation policy
City Finance Committee chair Bill Owen will present a Roswell tailored public participation policy at the 4 p.m. Wednesday meeting. The draft mirrors Las Cruces but covers all situations and aims to keep meetings under control. Also on agenda are ledgers tax collections and funding requests, data processing, and a management contract negotiation service before a closed session on collective bargaining.
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Finance Committee
Bill Owen
Las Cruces
Roswell
Owen
Own
OGrady to publish account of Bosnian rescue
New York AP Scott O Grady will publish a first person book about his June 2 downing over Bosnia. The Air Force captain, 29, recounts surviving six days in Serb territory with faith family and friends guiding him. Doubleday will release the memoir in November with journalist Jeff Coplon.
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New York
Scott O’grady
Doubleday
Air Force
O'Grady
Jeff Coplon
U.S
U.N
O’grady
Bosnia
Carlsbad Man Sentenced After Guilty Plea on Heroin Charge
Armando Munoz, 35, pled guilty Monday to possession of heroin and received a two year prison term plus one year on parole under a plea agreement. Police reports also detail thefts in Carlsbad including a 1993 Dodge Dakota valued at $12,000 taken from North Main Street with $1,100 in contents, $2,800 total loss from Spring Clean Carpet Cleaning including a carpet cleaner and video player, and three guns worth $1,760 stolen from a North Montana Avenue home between 8:30 p.m. and 10:05 p.m.
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Carlsbad
Armando Munoz
North Main Street
Fruitland Street
Montana Avenue
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