New polling places ready for mill levy election
East ern New Mexico University Roswell plans a mill levy vote with 10 universal polling sites. Early turnout already surpasses 5 percent of Chaves County's 33 000 voters and officials expect up to a 25 percent turnout. The Voting Convenience Centers require no precinct assignment and use new Internet backed computers for instant result reporting.
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Dave Kunko
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ENMUR
Chaves County
City to re advertise for in house city attorney
City of Roswell resumes a search for a city attorney after receiving only two applicants and concerns the posting was not widely advertised. The process will take 30 to 45 days, with Barbara Patterson continuing at 12 784 dollars per month until an appointment.
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Patterson
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Two Dexter Men Die In Head-On Collision
Two Dexter men, Jonathan Venegas age 20 and Julio Carreon age 33, were killed on U S Refinery Road in Eddy County when a southbound Toyota Tundra veered into the opposite lane and collided with Venegas Ford Focus. Brad Williams 36 of Carlsbad was treated at Carlsbad Medical Center and cited for careless driving and not wearing a seat belt. Police say alcohol was not a factor.
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Eddy County
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Julio Carreon
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New Mexico
Brad Williams
Carlsbad
Venegas
Williams
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Obama eases stance on citizenship in immigration overhaul talk
President Obama signaled openness to legal status for many of the 11 million undocumented, relaxing his prior insistence on a citizenship path. Republicans warn the issue could derail the drive and distrust enforcement, while Democrats push for a process balancing deportations, family unity, and a route to citizenship.
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Mexican gray wolf numbers rise in Southwest wild
An annual U S Fish and Wildlife survey finds at least 83 Mexican gray wolves living in the wild across southwestern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona, nearly doubling the 2009 count. Regional Director Benjamin Tuggle cautions ongoing hurdles but notes improved management knowledge.
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Southwest
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
New Mexico
Arizona
Fish and Wildlife Service
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