Local arrested for intimidating witness
A series of arrest reports from Roswell police describe Jason S. Perez sought on unlawful use of a telephone to harass and intimidate a witness after threatening calls tied to a pending case. Several other suspects faced charges from disorderly conduct to possession of marijuana and obstructing an officer.
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Angela M. Mendez
West Matthews Street
South Kentucky Avenue
Kyle A. Nava
East Albuquerque Street
Nava
William Thomas Atkinson Jr
East Summit Street
West Albuquerque Street
Atkinson Jr
Tammie R. Krzebiot
West Zuni Drive
South Garden Avenue
Erzebiat
Benito Benitiz Jr
South Atkinson Avenue
East 23Rd Street
Benitiz Jr
Cathy L. Herrera
East Third Street
West College Boulevard
Michelle Quintero
West Fourth Street
Michael Paul Luevano
West Hendricks Street
West Hendricks
South Lea
Leap second adds extra time to 2016 year end
Timekeepers announced that December 31 2016 will include a leap second at 11:59:60 UTC to align atomic clocks with Earth's rotation. U S Naval Observatory cites tides and El Nino warming as factors extending the day. This marks the first leap second since July 2015.
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Washington
Earth
U.S. Naval Observatory
Geoff Chester
New Mexico aid chief reassigned amid food benefits probe
The New Mexico Human Services Department shifts Marilyn Martinez from income support after state and federal inquiries into emergency food benefits handling. Secretary Earnest and Deputy Pearson oversee the division pending a new appointee as investigations continue into 13 000 applications with over 200 alterations and potential court actions.
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New Mexico Human Services Department
The
Human Services Department
Marilyn Martinez
Martinez
Human Services
Kyler Nerison
Brent Earnest
Sean Pearson
Sovereign Hager
New Mexico Center On Law and Poverty
Federal District Court
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Hager
Carmen Garza
Emer
Adrian Gallegos
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ark of biblical proportions opens in Kentucky
The Noahs Ark attraction built by Answers in Genesis in Williamstown Kentucky is ready to open with a projected two million visitors in its first year. The 510 foot wood massive structure includes museum exhibits animal replicas and dinosaur displays amid debate over science education and tax incentives.
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Kentucky
Ken Ham
Answers In Genesis
Ham
Cin
Noah
Jim Helton
Bill Nye
Helton
Nye
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Senate blocks bill to bar funds for sanctuary cities
The Senate failed to reach the required 60 votes, voting 53 to 44, on a measure that would withhold federal money from sanctuary jurisdictions that resist turning over immigrants. Lead sponsor Pat Toomey faces a tough Pennsylvania reelection race tied to Republicans' immigration agenda. The move follows pressure from the July 2015 Steinle case in San Francisco.
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Senate
Pat Toomey
Pennsylvania
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