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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 2018

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Texas man bound over in 1997 murder case of Sanchez

Gonza lo David Bonilla 43 of Haltom Texas is bound over to district court on a first degree murder accessory charge in the 1997 shooting death of 25 year old auto parts worker Edward Raymond Sanchez. Nine witnesses testified as prosecutors showed sufficient evidence with another suspect Tony Gonzales 40 of Roswell also charged with a felony accessory count.

Edward Raymond Sanchez Chaves E.J. Fouratt Gonzalo David Bonilla Texas S. Doug Jones Witt Lila Sanchez Sanchez Magistrate Court Bonilla Roswell Mary Dolores Raymond N. Sanchez 5Th Judicial District Court Haltom Tony “Nacho” Gonzales Virginia Avenue Chaves County

Artesia fundraiser supports Big Brothers Big Sisters program

Artesia hosts Bowl For Kids Sake next month, a major fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southeast New Mexico. Stacey Heacox explains three local programs including two Lunch Buddy formats and a community outreach track, with volunteers screened through federal state and local checks and interviews.

Artesia Stacey Heacox Big Brothers Big Sisters New Mexico Heacox Bowl For Kids Sake

Bill funds Navajo Code Talkers museum advances

Senate committee votes 1 million dollar bill to build a Navajo Code Talkers museum and veterans center near the New Mexico Arizona border. Senator John Pinto, 93, argues the legacy of Code Talkers shaped World War II and honors living veterans.

New Mexico Iwo Jima Howard Connor John Pinto D-Gallup Senate Indian and Cultural Affairs Committee Arizona

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