Roswell Man Convicted on Five Counts of Sexual Contact
A jury in Chaves County District Court found Rudy Guajardo, 53, guilty of five counts of criminal sexual contact of a minor after a two day trial. The district attorney credited victims for reporting and urged others to come forward.
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Roswell
Ward
Rudy Guajardo
Chaves County
Fifth Judicial District
Steven Bell
Guajardo
Emily Maher
Maher
New Mexico Championship Ranch Rodeo Opens at Fair Grounds
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair Grounds host the New Mexico Championship Ranch Rodeo kickoff Friday with events in team penning branding bronc riding stray gathering wild cow milking and trailer loading. A ranch horse contest begins at 9 a.m. featuring bronc riding competitors.
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New Mexico
New Mexico State Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Strike at FLETC Artesia Affects About 50 Workers
The seven week strike at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Artesia continues with about 50 service workers picketing in the heat. Negotiations between the workers union, International Union of Operating Engineers Local 953, and Omni Corp. occurred August 6 and 7 but remain unresolved. The strike began June 25 and shows widening gaps between sides.
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Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
Artesia
Service Workers’ Union
Omni Corp
FLETC
Gary Roeckel
Workers’ Union
International Union of Operating Engineers Local 953
Albuquerque
Roeckel
Irving
Public meetings planned on U S 82 improvements Artesia Lovington Mallamar
New Mexico Department of Transportation schedules a second series of public meetings to share analyses and recommendations for U S 82 alternatives between Artesia and Lovington. Meetings run Aug 25 in Artesia, Aug 26 in Lovington, and Aug 27 in Mallamar from 6 to 7 30 p m. Public input will influence route selection and cost and right of way needs are outlined.
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New Mexico Department of Transportation
Artesia
Lovington
Central Valley Electric Cooperative
N. 13Th St
Lea County Museum
E. Central Ave
Mallamar
County Road
NMDOT
Department
Abe Shies From Full WWII Apology On 70th Surrender Anniversary
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe acknowledged immeasurable damage and suffering caused by World War II but stopped short of an apology. He urged future generations not to bear the burden, bowing to the dead in a 25 minute national television address. China called the move a diluted apology while others warned it could strain regional ties. The statement followed Tokyo's 1945 surrender anniversary and drew mixed international reactions.
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Kris Sam
Sam
Kris
Guajardo
Tokyo
Shinzo Abe
Japan
Abe
South Korea
China
Xinhua
Occu
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