Alumni Association ordered back to court over logo use
New Mexico Military Institute demands the Institute Alumni Association explain why it should not be held in contempt for using NMMI marks. Judge Jane Schuler-Gray set a Feb. 20 appearance and Oct. 6 trial to decide on freezing $5 million in assets and other relief, after a preliminary injunction barred use of names and logos.
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Association
Jeffrey Dahl
Shuler-Grey
Nmmi Foundation
City Council weighs name for new veterans cemetery
Councilors will consider naming the Roswell veterans cemetery Gen. Douglas L. McBride Roswell Veterans Cemetery to honor donor McBride family and the late general. The Building and Lands Committee will decide before the 7 p.m. session after a strong support letter from the Chaves County Veterans Cemetery Board.
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Roswell Veterans’ Cemetery
McBride
Chaves County
Veteran’s Cemetery Board
Col
Ron McKay
McBride Foundation
Oil and gas boom boosts New Mexico state earnings
The State Land Office reports record 670 million dollars in 2013 earnings from oil gas royalties grazing and leases with developers and renewable energy firms. December alone reached 79 million with about 5 500 new well paying jobs linked to energy development in Albuquerque Hobbs and across state trust lands.
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New Mexico
State Land Office
Ray Powell
Powell
Land Office
Hobbs
CAFOweb Named Top 10 New Product for 2014
New Mexico start up CAFOweb with offices in Roswell Clovis and Santa Fe earned a Top 10 New Product for 2014 by the International Agri Center. The honor was announced for its nutrient and water use tracking software at World Ag Expo in Tulare California February 11 to 13. Executive Director Tara Vander Dussen praised the nationwide and global exposure from the designation. The expo draws about 1500 companies to its annual agricultural showcase.
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Clovis
Santa Fe
International Agricenter
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Tulare
Tara Vander Dussen
Razor hidden on Walmart cart harms Roswell shopper
A 72 year old Roswell resident was cut by a razor attached to a shopping cart handle at the Walmart Supercenter on North Main Street. The blade reportedly fell out as she pulled the cart, leaving a bleeding finger. Store managers are checking carts for sharp objects.
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Roswell
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GOP seeks changes to jobless bill in Senate gridlock
Washington AP report says after clearing a hurdle the long term jobless benefits bill faces crossfire between gridlock and potential compromise. Senate leaders push a full year renewal paid for, with Republicans pressing offsets worth about 6.4 billion dollars and options including health care and immigration-related adjustments.
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