Roswell firm agrees to 225000 parking bill settlement
Stewart Industries International will pay the city of Roswell 119081.57 in delinquent landing and parking charges plus 105974.61 in interest after adjustments. The city recalculated interest from compound to simple and will release Stewart from delinquent charges through June 15, 2015.
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Roswell International Air Center
Roswell
Stewart Industries International
Stewart Industries
Tom Stewart
Stewart
Scott Stark
Fifth Judicial District Court
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Roswell Firemen Honored For Life-Saving Rescue
Firefighters from Roswell Stations 1 and 3 were honored during a ceremony for rescuing Frank Betts from a Jan. 25 house fire. Betts, who could not move after an oxygen tank exploded, was carried to safety with the rescuers cited by Kayra Bushgen and Pat Betts.
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Frank Betts
Betts
Suspects Sought in Roswell Man’s Murder
Roswell police seek Steven Wayne Johnson and Jennifer Purcella in the shooting death of 19 year old Dominik Stefan Finch. The suspects may have flown pink gray Dodge Charger and Purcella may use Orsak or Bevers as last names. Call Chaves County Crime Stoppers with tips.
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Roswell
Steven Wayne Johnson
Jennifer Purcella
Dominik Stefan Finch
Purcella
Orsak
Bevers
Finch
Cahoon Avenue
Eastern New Mex
Officials push recovery from long running jet fuel spill
State and federal officials say they are gaining confidence in cleaning a large jet fuel plume at Kirtland Air Force Base that threatens Albuquerque wells. Since detection in 1999 the leak has been linked to decades of ground seepage with estimates of spilled fuel up to 24 million gallons. A pump and treat system started this month and two more extraction wells plus additional monitoring wells are planned to finish the year. Dennis McQuillan of the New Mexico Environment Department praises steady progress as the response accelerates.
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Albuquerque
Kirtland Air Force Base
Air Force
Identity of tanker crash driver released
The New Mexico State Police confirmed the death of 51 year old Melinda Cobos in a fiery July tanker crash on U S 285 at mile marker 161 near Roswell. A former coworker recalled Cobos as friendly and helpful, noting her long truck driving experience and strong communication skills.
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New Mexico
The
Daily Record
Melinda Cobos
U.S. 285
NMSP
Lance Bateman
Bateman
Cobos
Chaves County
Ramon Guzman
Remuda Energy Transportation
Greendyke
Guzman
Bermuda
Mario
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