Roswell dedicates new fire station marking 50 year plan
Roswell officials celebrate the completion and ribbon cutting of a new fire station planned to house 13 town units with a 50 year lifespan. Fire Chief praised for leadership as the station announces EMS and rescue plans including a Medic 3 move and a future ladder truck.
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Roswell
Fry
South Main
Salas
Vehi
Chaves County
RFD
Superior Ambulance Service
Ray Magness
Sanctions Extend to Santa Fe Officers with Open Certifications
Four Santa Fe police officers involved in a 2010 dash cam takedown remain employed while their academy cases stay unresolved. Albuquerque, Desa Ana, and State Police agencies have the most officers on the list. The Law Enforcement Academy board delayed action on pending cases by 45 days and ousted the assistant AG overseeing prosecutions.
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Academy
Santa Fe
Wal-Mart
Ing
DPS
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Desa Ana County
State Police
Attorney General
Law Enforcement Academy Board
Gary King
U.S. shifts to fuel exports reshape energy image
A decade of rising fuel exports contrasts with reliance on imports. In 2011 the United States exported about 88 billion dollars of fuel while crude oil prices jumped to 95 dollars a barrel, and gasoline demand fell. Refiners profited from overseas sales as domestic demand weakened.
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America
U.S
Europe
Congress
Latin America
Tom Kloza
Oil Price Information Service
Asia
Harry Truman
Spotlight Director Stacy Leads Local Theatre Revival
Stacy, director of ACLT and longtime Roswell arts advocate, emphasizes live theatre’s community impact and youth involvement. The Roswell Theatre group moves into its new Plains Park building at 1717 S Union Ave with Small Talk in January, while Stacy also serves in the Roswell Desk and Derrick Club and works as a bookkeeper for Barbara Hannifin.
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ACLT
Stacey
RCLT
Plains Park
S. Union Ave
Roswell Desk and Derrick Club
New Orleans
Inez Anty Schaeffer
Barbara Hannifin
Roswell
J.bergman
Rdrnews.com
Taliban open to tie with Afghan government amid war policy shifts
The piece outlines Taliban openness to sever al-Qaida ties and engage the Afghan government as the United States pursues a contest talk build strategy. It notes ongoing military pressure, targeted raids, civilian casualties, Karzai’s demand to end home raids, and plans for a broader NATO summit in Chicago to push for peace talks and a political office to facilitate negotiations. It also covers prisoner transfer complexities and prisoner-repatriation limits.
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al-Qaida
Afghanistan
U.S
NATO
Alliance
Barack Obama
Karzai
Kabul
Obama
Chicago
Qatar
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