Stewart Industries to repay Roswell owed fees
Stewart Industries International in Roswell agreed to repay about 217000 in overdue parking fees and rent by the end of the month. President Tom Stewart said the principal will be paid in full by next Friday and the city expects the remainder by end of January.
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Roswell
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Stewart
Roswell International Center
Jennifer Brady
Brady
Jason Perry
AG heads to hearing on Valley Meat opening ban
Attorney General Gary King seeks to keep Valley Meat Co. of Roswell from opening its doors. A 2:30 p.m. hearing in Santa Fe will address whether the AG can invoke the New Mexico Unfair Practices Act to halt operations after a federal stay on USDA inspections was vacated. City: Santa Fe. Defendant: Valley Meat Co. Plaintiffs argue lack of jurisdiction and political motive.
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Santa Fe
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Valley Meat Co
Roswell
King
Colorado
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Matthew Wilson
Valley Meat
New Mexico
Blair Dunn
Wilson
Dunn
Two Car Accidents Start New Year with Injuries
A 30 year old man, Richard Hernandez, was severely injured in a New Year traffic crash in the 1000 block of West Poe Street after running a stop sign and speeding. His car struck a four person vehicle, rolled, struck a parked car, and ended with its roof on a residence. Hernandez was flown out for treatment. Blood was drawn at the scene. no one in the first vehicle appeared intoxicated. See ACCIDENTS, Page A3.
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New Year DWI arrests rise in Chaves County totals
Law enforcement reported six DWI arrests in Chaves County during Dec 31 and Jan 1 with two in Roswell and four outside the city. Roswell Police noted 117 DWIs in 2013 versus 187 in 2012, while CCSO counted 48 in 2013 and 42 in 2012.
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Roswell
RPD
Sabrina Morales
Morales
Year End Totals From Local Law Agencies
The record shows December 31 figures with zero incidents for the Sheriff’s Office and two for the State Police on January 1, indicating a brief summary of agency activity at year end and New Year transitions.
California Supreme Court grants law license to immigrant attorney
The California Supreme Court unanimously allowed Sergio Garcia, two decades in the U.S. illegally, to practice law after California passed a law explicitly authorizing licenses for immigrants here illegally. Garcia, who worked in a grocery store and on farms while attending law school, aims to be a personal injury attorney in Chico.
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White House
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University of San Francisco
Garcia
California
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