Reading fuels lives says Roswell column honored teachers
A Roswell News column celebrates literacy champions and tutors in Artesia and Roswell. It cites Gerry Wilks of Artesia Literacy Council and volunteers aiding adults and children to read and write English, urging community support and tutor recruitment.
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States seek to block Enron executive defense advance
Thirty three states led by Oregon oppose paying Enron officers and directors defense costs from the bankruptcy estate. New Mexico Attorney General Patricia Madrid said the court should deny the request for at least thirty million dollars, citing Oregon law and potential depletion of liability insurance funds. The hearing before U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Arthur Gonzales is set for 10 a.m. in New York City.
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Five children abandoned at shelter in Albuquerque by mother
Five kids aged 3 to 12 were dropped at Joy Junction with a note saying the mother cannot care for them. They were placed with the state and kept together in a foster home to preserve sibling bonds while authorities pursue the mother.
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Jeremy Reynolds
Joy Junction
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Brandy
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Angelo
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Reynalds
State Department of Children Youth and Families
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Children, Youth and Families Department
Leaders discuss constraints on Saddam removal by force
Gates distinguishes military actions from CIA assassination efforts and warns killings often occur in military operations. Mylrose suggests Bush could revoke the executive order if it blocks action. Cordesman cites moral limits and notes a Saddam kill might fuel terrorism while successors could reshape outcomes.
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Chaves County invited to apply for emergency food and shelter funds
Chaves County has been selected to receive 41 727 dollars to support emergency food and shelter programs. A national board under FEMA oversees distribution to high-need areas, with a local board chaired by Judy Stubbs allocating funds locally. Agencies must be private non profits or units of government, have an accounting system and nondiscrimination policy, and prior delivery capability. Eligible organizations urged to apply by Feb 27, with details sent to Judy Stubbs, 804 N Pearson Dr, Roswell NM 88201 or 623 6466.
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National Board
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