ENMU sets spring enrollment record in Portales
Eastern New Mexico University reports 4,864 students for the spring, the second-highest semester total in school history. Undergrads number 3,831 and graduates 1,033, with a staff note on job-skills demand and low regional tuition. FEL.
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Pipeline Foes Alert as Pipeline Denied in New Mexico
Rep Candy Spence Ezzell suggests the pipeline denial is only a temporary pause as Berrendo LLC plans to reapply and continue legal efforts. Ron Green argues the project uses no more aquifer than farms already allowed to consume. Jeffrey Wechsler contends the state engineer cites no legal authority for the decision and vows ongoing pursuit of private property water rights.
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Egypt sees broad strikes amid protests and Mubarak challenge
Strikes erupt across Egypt among railway and bus workers, electricity staff, textile and steel factories, and hospitals. Protesters press demands for Mubarak to step down despite Suleiman warnings of societal danger and a potential coup. The army protects government sites as protests widen in Cairo and other cities.
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Roswell Officer on Paid Leave in Domestic Case Hearing
City officials discussed the length of paid administrative leave for two officers amid an ongoing probe. Jeannie Madsen faces potential nationwide disqualification from police work if convicted, and conditions of release include travel limits, third party supervision for contact with the alleged victim, and firearm custody during off hours. Trial dates were not set, with possible delays into late spring.
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Governors records access dispute narrows with 1967 law cited
State officials debate whether personal records of governors fall under open records rules. Lawyers say the 1967 statute allows archiving but with restrictions, while supporters urge full public access to former officials' materials. Former Governor Cargo notes his records were released after leaving office. Martinez pledges no limit on her archived materials.
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Neighborhood Watch Meeting Promotes Safety and Fear of Retaliation
Community leaders discussed strengthening Neighborhood Watch to curb vandalism near Roswell High School, with Solis warning parents could be held liable for youths acts. Organizers urged collective care, sharing safety programs from Fire Department and gun safety talks, while Crime Stoppers outlined reporting steps and nationwide successes.
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Ponce Faces School Board Seat Question
Ponce weighs a March 1 deadline to decide on a School Board seat while state law bars district employees from serving. If she declines, a 1979 statute allows the board to fill the vacancy by majority vote of the remaining members.
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