County weighs jail expansion after rising inmate counts
Chaves County Detention Center inmate numbers rose from 2754 in 2007 to 3109, with daily counts between 210 and 220, exceeding intended capacity of 208. Sheriff Solis notes growing violence and gang divisions complicating housing. A study to assess expansion versus programs like pre trial services is planned, bids due with aims to start by September. Female inmates make up about 25 percent. roughly 60 percent of inmates are Hispanic.
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Obama notes auto industry gains after bailout rescue
President says 55 000 jobs created since the bailout and that taxpayers will recoup funds as Chrysler and GM repay the government. He cites 2.4 percent second quarter growth and 11.5 million annual auto sales, while acknowledging lingering resentment over the federal aid and a piecemeal industry recovery.
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Illinois man faces human smuggling charges in Albuquerque
An Illinois man, Jaroslaw Kowalczyk of Des Plaines, is accused of placing a Chicago Polish language ad to solicit illegal immigrants and drive them to Albuquerque to exploit New Mexico licensing rules. He allegedly charged $1,000 per person, was jailed after waiving a hearing, and claimed $850 went to others. Investigators say the case fits a broader pattern of license fraud involving Polish, Mexican, Brazilian, and other undocumented migrants seeking New Mexico licenses.
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Capps to Leave City Manager Role as Search Plans Continue
Interim chief Capps remains in place while Rep Kintigh is slated to fill the position temporarily. Capps announced resigning effective September after 30 years with the city, with retirement extensions possible without council approval. A Finance Committee session discussed extending Capps tenure and advertising the city manager search to begin Monday.
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Potter instructor Finch shapes Roswell art education
Finch taught pottery at Roswell Museum for 31 years guiding about 85 non graded students yearly. She emphasizes hands on learning, creativity, and problem solving through clay with coil and slab basics before wheel work. The museum supports her curriculum and hosts four annual fundraisers and upcoming guild shows.
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Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope Highlights
Daily zodiac readings present guidance for each sign with themes of focus, relationship dynamics, and personal balance. Notable lines urge prioritizing, openness, self care, and mindful social choices, with tonight suggestions for calm or social activities.
Candidate touts energy mix plan tying oil dip to state gains
A candidate argues a hybrid of wind solar biofuel and mining expansion could boost the state as oil prices fall and drilling slows. He says he would expand efforts if elected, stressing unity over party politics and enthusiasm for oil gas and agriculture industries.
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