ENMU Roswell President Skeptical as Mill Levy Votes Loom
ENMU Roswell President John Madden said he has majority support in Chaves County but doubts the election's final hours will deliver votes. He warned a mill levy failure could hurt programs and noted ongoing student and faculty engagement amid strong anti tax opposition.
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City candidates showcase plans at Roswell forum
City Council and mayoral hopefuls presented crime reduction and economic development ideas during a Monday forum at the First Baptist Church. The event, broadcast on Cable One channel 75 and streamed on Leadership Roswell’s site, featured questions from Rick Kraft and no pre revealed topics. Mayor Del Jurney and Dennis Kintigh spoke on four year progress, downtown master plan, convention center, parks, family activities, and a possible theme park.
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Officer rescues woman from Roswell house fire
Roswell officer Chris King kicked in a door to pull a woman from a backyard fire scene on Swinging Spear Road. A second resident and a neighbor were also hospitalized with injuries. one woman flown to Lubbock for care as crews from three departments battled smoke damaged interiors and investigated the blaze.
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Bill Requires In State Tuition for Vets Nationwide
The House passed a bill to force public universities to charge in state tuition to military veterans or face penalties. It targets those who left service and later reside in another state, with three years to enroll. Veterans groups back the measure, noting 20 states already offer waivers. The bill, approved 390 to 0, would save about 139 million over ten years.
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Republicans Shift Blame to Obama Over Immigration Stalemate
In Washington Republicans pin the stalled immigration overhaul on President Obama. House GOP leaders unveil a security focused plan with a path to legal status for many unauthorized residents, while Rep. Paul Ryan says distrust of the administration blocks consensus.
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