High court weighs gasoline pricing cases in New Mexico
SANTA FE AP The state Supreme Court agreed Monday to consider Udall's request for aid in resolving legal fights over gasoline pricing information. Udall last week asked the court to take over and decide several lawsuits filed by more than 30 gasoline distributors statewide. Also Penn State running back Ki Jana Carter joined others in declaring for the NFL draft, bringing underclassmen turning pro to 17.
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Udall
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Roswell Council Rebids Civic Center After Overbudget Bids
Roswell city council rejected two bids for the Civic Center project that exceeded the 2.4 million budget by more than 500000. The low bids were from John C. Cornell Inc. of Clovis at 2984461 and Ray Ward & Sons Inc. of Anthony at 3129700. The council directed architect Steve Strain to revise plans and rebid promptly while considering available funds for a civic plaza.
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Clovis
Ray Ward & Sons Inc
Anthony
Civic Center
Lors
Bob Maples
Tom Nickoloff
Adrian Martinez
Strain
Cornell
Owen
Candidates discuss dropout crisis at Roswell forum and school safety
Roswell Independent School District candidates Bob Carroll Bill McIntosh and Otto Bachus addressed the day school absenteeism and dropout problem at a Monday forum Highlighting a declining class size from kindergarten to high school Carroll urged outreach to dropouts while Eachus backed daytime curfews and closed campuses McIntosh favored ending out of school suspensions and stricter in class discipline The discussion also touched on gang activity and a violence incident at Sierra Middle School with a teacher breaking up a knife fight
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District 2
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McIntosh
Sierra Middle School
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Panel seeks tax rolls for two firms in Roswell
Roswell's finance committee weighed two bond related requests from Charter Bank Northwest and Leprino Foods aimed at placing their properties on city tax rolls. Charter Bank seeks rate relief and faster principal payments for the First National Bank Tower bonds, while Leprino requests bonds to fund its South Roswell plant with tax exemption ending after a projected 15 year period. City officials warn the city could wait decades for any tax revenue and may use the issue as leverage in negotiations.
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Glover
John Capps
Leprino Foods
Gingrich backs off plan to deny benefits to immigrants
Washington AP Newt Gingrich paused his party's push to cut welfare for legal immigrants. He urged sponsors or relatives to support immigrants for three years and opposed a total ban. He voiced strong support for legal immigration while attending a restaurant industry event.
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