Roswell Seeks Witnesses as Arson Fires Roar Through Town
Roswell authorities urge tips on a string of vehicle and property arsons that have destroyed about 20 cars and two houses. Fire officials urge residents to call Crimestoppers or 911, noting fires occur across all neighborhoods and times, with a $1000 reward for tips.
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Chad Hamill
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Brian Powell
Hamill
Powell
Stanton Drive
S. Stanton St
ENMU-R Special Services grads celebrate 2014 certificates
Graduates of the Special Services Occupational Training Program at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell receive certificates in veterinary assistant stocking and merchandising groundskeeping and office skills. Dr. Jose Garcia urged students to keep imagination alive and pursue their vision.
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Special Services
Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell
Enmu-R Performing Arts Center
Charlie Barenberg
Jose Garcia
Higher Education
Enmur Special Services
Performing Arts Center
NM lawmakers to host energy secretary for WIPP discussion
U S Sens Udall Heinrich and Rep Pearce announce Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz will visit Carlsbad on August 12 to discuss WIPP recovery. The visit follows a February truck fire and radiation release probe, with funding plans and detailed DOE accounting on the agenda.
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U.S
Tom Udall
Martin Heinrich
Steve Pearce
U.S. Department of Energy
Ernest Moniz
Carlsbad
Moniz
WIPP
Funding For Recovery
DOE
Congress
Early-morning crash blocks Roswell street near school
Roswell Police investigated a single-vehicle crash around 2 a.m. on South Washington Avenue two blocks south of Missouri Avenue Elementary School. Officers blocked the street between Reed and Deming streets and used forensic equipment at a blue mini-truck crash site in the 1000 block of South Washington.
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South Kentucky Avenue
Roswell
South Washington Avenue
Missouri Avenue
Reed and Deming
South Washington
Competing VA health care bills emerge from House and Senate chairs
House and Senate Veterans Affairs Committee chairs propose contrasting plans to fix the VA health care scandal. Sanders's proposal would cost about 25 billion over three years to lease clinics and hire staff, enabling outside care for delays, while Miller's plan calls for 10 billion in emergency spending with staged future funding. Both would preserve private care options for veterans facing long waits or 40 mile plus distances.
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