Senators plan stops in Roswell during NM recess
U S Senators Harrison Schmitt and Pete Domenici plan a two day visit to Roswell during New Mexico's first congressional recess. Schmitt will speak to students at Del Norte Elementary and attend multiple events including a Rotary luncheon and open office hours. Domenici schedules include meetings with agricultural and business groups and a morning departure for Albuquerque.
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U.S
Harrison Schmitt
Pete V. Domenici
Roswell
New Mexico
Sen. Schmitt
del Norte
Sen. Domenici
New Mexico Landmen’s Association
Roswell Country Club
Albuquerque
Roswell mayoral candidates discuss issues at luncheon
Four candidates presented plans at a Roswell Inn luncheon sponsored by the Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce. Beagles urged pursuing federal funds and civic pride, Brock stressed responsive governance, Ferguson backed city street repairs, and Stiles called for open government and welcome letters to newcomers. All three expressed varied views on right to work.
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Dan Hogan
Roswell Inn
Roswell
Walker Air Force Base
Beagles
Region VI
Washington
Kristopher W. Brock
Yale Drive
Los Angeles
L.A
Ferguson
L.C. Stiles
S. Monroe Drive
Stiles
Brock
Roswell Council OKs 11.3 Million Revenue Bonds for Water and Sewer Upgrades
Roswell City Council adopted a resolution authorizing 11.3 million dollars in revenue bonds for water and sewer improvements with bids to open April 11. The meeting also approved road and zoning fee changes, a 1.1 million aviation tech building project, and land lease for ENMU Roswell. Civic officials noted inflation savings and announced election staffing.
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Roswell
Robert H. Cress
Cress
Union Avenue
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Council
Reliable Motors
Richard Barton
Toyota
Parks Department
Water Department
House approves funds for NMMI air conditioning
The House unanimously passed a bill authorizing about 340000 to air condition Pearson Auditorium Bates Dining Hall and VMV Hall Post Exchange at New Mexico Military Institute. Brig Gen Gerald Childress testified the project aids academics community events and summer programs. A separate Senate Finance Committee substitute would provide 167000 to the New Mexico Rehabilitation Center at Roswell Industrial Air Center.
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Roswell
NMMI
Pearson
Bates
VMV
Post Exchange
Gerald Childress
Santa Fe
Highlands University
Pearson Auditorium
Roundhouse
Senate Finance Committee
SFC
New Mexico
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Engwall frames Roswell platform for Ward IV bid
Carl A. Engwall seeks Roswell City Council Ward IV seat promising open, honest governance and citizen input. A 51 year old resident since 1960, he is a former NM state representative, health and aging committee member, and a geology consultant with ties to the American Baseball Congress and Boy Scouts.
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Roswell
Carl A. Engwall
Cit Council
Engwall
Barnett Drive
Citizens Ticket
L.C. Stiles
Missouri
Kansas University
Fort Worth
Midland
Texas
Ruth
New Mexico
House of Representatives
American Baseball Congress
Boy Scout
Snowy closures hit Ruidoso and Mescalero schools
Heavy snowfalls prompted school cancellations in Ruidoso and Mescalero. State police urged travel be avoided in the Ruidoso area as at least 10 inches fell Tuesday. Sierra Blanca Ski Area reported 121 inches in 30 days amid ongoing snowfall. Roy Parker, the ski area manager, declared skiing has never been better.
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Ruidoso
Mescalero
Sierra Blanca
Roy Parker
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Kristopher M. Brock
Clarence H. Nelson
Roberta C. Nelson
Third St
M.S. Skains
Oleta Skains
E. Walnut St
James H. Allison
N. Garden Ave
House
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Paul Sturiale Photo
Bill L. Lee
Lovington
T.E
Tom’’ Brown Jr
Eddy Chaves
Artesia
House Taxation and Revenue Committee
Carl A. Engwaill
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