Riggs Named Interim County Manager In Chaves County
Chaves County commissioners meet at the new Administrative Center and approve County Attorney Stan Riggs as interim county manager with a raise to 69 500 dollars. Quintana bids farewell after eight years, noting financial gains from selling the hospital and urging care with construction costs.
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Stan Riggs
Alice Eppers
Riggs
Hubert Quintana
Chaves
Jimmy Craig
Craig
Quintana
Quintana lands new PRC post after Roswell exit
Former Roswell county manager Hubert Quintana, fired by the County Commissioners last month, will finish duties March 1 and start work March 18 in Santa Fe with the Public Regulation Commission District 2 office. He will handle water, communications and transportation issues across a large district including Chaves and Lea counties.
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Roswell
Quintana
Public Regulation Commission
District 2
Santa Fe
Chaves
Colfax
Curry, DeBaca
Eddy, Harding, Lea, Otero, Quay, Roosevelt
Union Counties
Commission
Grant Pinkerton
California
Palm Springs
Budget delay fuels Johnson veto warning
Gov. Gary Johnson complained the Legislature was slow in delivering the enrolled and engrossed budget bill, which faces a possible veto. The Legislature approved it just before Feb. 14 adjournment, with a 20 day window to sign or veto after adjournment, a deadline next Wednesday.
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Santa FE
Gary Johnson
Johnson
New York FDNY Firefighter to Visit Roswell Guests
FDNY firefighter Philip McKenna and his wife Karen travel to Roswell as part of the Cities Unite America program led by Mayor Bill Owen. McKenna helped at Ground Zero after 9 11 and joined FDNY in 1994. The visit includes a Banquet and tours of Roswell Fire Department and the International UFO Museum.
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America
New York
Bill Owen
Roswell
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Philip McKenna
Karen
Owen
McKenna
Bronx
Ground Zero
New Mexico
Sally Port Inn
International Ufo Museum and Research Center
Train fire kills 57 in Godhra amid sectarian tensions
A mob attacked the Sabarmati Express near Godhra Gujarat with stones and kerosene killing 57 and injuring 43 as Hindus on board returned from Ayodhya. Police tightened security nationwide as the prime minister urged restraint. Most victims were Hindu activists en route to Ahmadabad.
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Godhra
India
Gujarat
Vishwa Hindu Parishad
World Hindu Council
Ayodhya
Ahmadabad
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