Protests in Tripoli met with gunfire as regime militiamen crack down
Protesters demanding Gaddafi's ouster faced a hail of bullets in Tripoli as pro regime militiamen opened fire to halt significant anti-government marches. The clash followed clashes on Misrata's edge where rebels fought loyalist troops and retook part of Misrata Air Base. The White House moved to impose unilateral Libya sanctions and the UN debated action while Ban Ki Moon urged concrete steps to protect civilians.
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Libya
Muammar Gaddafi
Proregime
Gaddafi
Tripoli
Misrata
Washington
White House
Gadhafi
Obama
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Ban Ki-moon
Green Square
Seif al- Islam
Unemployment Tax Bill Advances From House
The bill would raise the highest state unemployment tax rate to replenish the fund and repay the loan with interest, costing about 512 dollars per worker annually for employers. It also would end full time student benefits for most unemployed, cut dependent supplements, and varies by employer history. The House passed HB59 by 59 to 9 and sent it to the Senate. Terri Cole of the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce supports a Senate version with lower employer tax impact and larger benefit cuts.
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House
Senate
Terri Cole
Greater Albuquerque
Roswell Drug Roundup Yields Federal and Local Arrests
Law officers say most arrests are federal charges with a strong task force focus. Theodore Olguin, 24, apprehended in Carlsbad on unrelated charges after a Wednesday Artesia arrest, faced a federal felon in possession warrant through the ATF. Roswell arrests include Ramon Moreno 45 and others for gun and drug offenses. several suspects held on municipal warrants or traffic charges.
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RPD
al Solis
Theodore Olguin
Carlsbad
Artesia
ATF
Roswell
Ramon Moreno
Kayla Crist
Manuel Garcia
Ismael Romero
Robin Romero
John Herrera
Rita Vargas
Ralph Vargas
Lloyd Herrera
Holley
J.palmer
State school budget meeting weighs testing costs
The House debate centers on a $500 000 hit from testing materials and a PED estimate that SB425 could cost about $8.9 million to implement. Analyses link the bill to Martinez cost cutting, noting potential long term savings in district administration and invoice processing.
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Public Education Department
Legislative Finance Committee
PEC
Legislative Education Study Committee
Susana Martinez
LESC
PED
Legis
Lature
Emiller
Roswell-Record.com
Millennium Transit Services Maintains Loan Status Despite Delays
City Manager Larry Fry says Millennium Transit Services stays current on interest payments and begins principal repayment on the loan from the Urban Development Action Grant Revolving Loan Fund. State Investment Council confirms a $2 million loan portion and secured creditors expect planned payments as the company’s future production remains uncertain.
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Larry Fry
Fry
State Investment Council
Millennium Transit Services
Clarke Coll
Pioneer Bank Group
Animal aromatherapy aids dogs and cats in therapy
Lauren uses essential oils developed by a Wisconsin veterinarian to aid dogs and cats under veterinary guidance. She treats 15 clients including paralyzed dogs, with sessions priced from 1 hour for 60 dollars to shorter consults. She hopes to expand to horses and works with Dr. Walker and Dr. Gutierrez for referrals.
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Wisconsin
Lauren
Sage
England
Craig Walker
Country Club Animal Clinic
Leandro Gutierrez
Casa Querencia Animal Health
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Mattarco
Bever
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