Major southern New Mexico snowstorm prompts heavy warnings
A major winter storm blankets southern New Mexico with up to 6 inches in lower elevations and over 12 inches in mountains. Snow and ice spread from Cloudcroft to Las Cruces with 5 to 7 inches reported in several towns and glare ice on I 10 west of the city. A heavy snow warning is in effect as conditions threaten travel and visibility across the region.
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Las Cruces
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Texas Panhandle
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Roswell Man Held Without Bond in Motel Slayings
Police report Jesse Gamboa 19 of 102 S Stanton Ave held without bond in Chaves County Jail on charges he killed Arthur Riley Rose 80 of Spring River Motel and Herbert Walton 55 of 112 W Mathews St. A 15-year-old boy was arrested with details withheld by the juvenile code. The case followed a week of violent murders and heavy winter weather across New Mexico.
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Roswell
Chaves County
Jesse Gamboa
S. Stanton Ave
Arthur Riley Rose
Spring River
N. Main St
Herbert W. Walton
W. Mathews
Marvin H. Moore
Walker
Ms. Byrne
Baudelio
Bobby’ Ramirez
Gamboa
Rose
Walton
East First Street
Henry Zuniga
Zuniga
David Pacheco
Eugene de Los Santos
Luis Lara
Leo Lopez
Sam Carpenter
Bill
Bi-Lo
Virginia Ave
Carpenter
Winter storm snarls Roswell streets and roads
Snowblanket hit Roswell as a polar air mass under a low pressure system created slick intersections and car crashes. Six fender benders in the first hour, schools unchanged, and forecast calls for sun by Friday with mid-20s to 30s temperatures.
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Dan Barton
Barton
National Weather Service
Roswell
Mundzak enters race for school board post
Mundzak 59 announces candidacy for school board citing a long career in science and education. A former Oak Ridge National Laboratories worker and high school teacher, he holds degrees from Ohio State University and New Mexico Highlands University and is a disabled World War II veteran. He pledges no major changes and backs the district’s back to basics approach.
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Ohio State University
New Mexico Highlands University
Las Vegas
University of Hawaii
New Mex
Ico State University
Las Cruces
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Roswell
Oak Ridge National Laboratories
U.S Navy
Roswell NMMI Revamps Office for Donations
Daily Record notes Roswell NM Military Institute shows a revamped office on page 3 to seek donations for the academy with a familiar figure to lead the effort. Also mentions a reader poll in page 12 and a private commission meeting in Farmington on page 10.
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Farmington
Governor’s Organized Crime Prevention Commission
Farmers meet in College Station fail to agree on plan
In College Station Texas farmers formed a major negotiating group but could not reach a consensus on a proposed agreement. The scene reflects persistent divisions among factions over policy and procedure.
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