Roswell Meeting Sparks Petition Against Anti Same-Sex Resolution
A Roswell council meeting spurred a petition against a proposed resolution defining marriage as between a man and a woman. More than 630 signed by 6:30 p.m. Wednesday as ProgressNow New Mexico warns the vote could affect tourism and the state’s image. Councilors later consider a lodging fee to fund a rebuilt Convention Center and hear updates on Main Street and the Chamber of Commerce. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. at 425 N Richardson.
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Sanchez
Edie Stevens
Stevens
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Ruidoso
Texas
Perry
Main Street
Chamber of Commerce
N. Richardson
Roswell Street Project Delayed Paving Begins In August
The federally funded road work in Roswell faces delays as the contractor will start paving in August and finish by late September if weather cooperates. Traffic is redirected with one lane open during busy periods and festivals. Crews stagger driveways to maintain business access while concrete cures.
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immigration debate echoes across party lines in us House
In Capitol talks the House GOP weighs a limited approach to immigration reform while Democrats push for a path to citizenship. House Speaker Boehner seeks border security first with a four week August break looming. Committee advances smaller bills focusing on enforcement and worker verification amid sharp party divisions.
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Dallas
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Virginia
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R-Va
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R-Wis
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Louisiana
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New York
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Boehner
Kevin Cramer
North Dakota
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Maryland
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United States
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Mitt Romney
Tsarnaev in court looks smug amid bombings hearing
The Russian immigrant and former college student Tsarnaev appeared in an orange prison jumpsuit, unkempt hair and a calm, almost bored demeanor during the hearing. Victims showed little reaction as a federal marshal warned against outbursts, and MIT Police Chief Difava credited a lack of visible remorse to the defendant. Liz Norden, mother of two amputees, said she felt sick afterward.
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MIT
John Difava
Tsarnaev
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