Water compact remedy sought in Pecos River talks
State Engineer Tom Turney monitors progress on Pecos River compact legislation amid an ad hoc committee plan to secure water deliveries to Texas. He warns a priority call may be unpopular and potentially damaging, while New Mexico faces delivering its annual allotment this year.
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Roswell Official Weighs Water Rights Amid Drought Across Southeast NM
Turney discusses post 1946 water rights priority under the New Mexico-Texas Compact. He notes drought pressures threaten future flows and explains daily priority administration by water masters along the state line. He cites Roswell rights dating to 1936 or 37 and vows to deepen actions if needed.
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Mayor Owen confident about Roswell's future
Roswell Mayor Bill Owen dismisses talk of a dying city and outlines plans to boost growth. He cites potential projects including a Home Depot and a Super Walmart on the north side, plus efforts to attract more airlines to expand travel options and lower fares. He envisions Roswell reaching 75 to 100 thousand residents with improved citywide cooperation.
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Burnett outlines Roswell council bid focusing on tourism and youth
City hopeful Roger Burnett 55, Roswell resident of 22 years, emphasizes representation of all ages on Ward I council run. He aims to boost youth concerns, grow tourism beyond Alien Nation, and develop a business friendly climate with a saleable workforce while leveraging historic and natural assets.
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