Abductee Ramirez Turns Himself In After Kidnapping
Eddie Ramirez who had been held hostage by two armed men on Saturday evening turned himself in at Roswell Police Station Tuesday after hearing reports of his disappearance. The suspects abducted Ramirez at 4307 Southeast Main Street and robbed him of about $2000 in possessions, including a necklace and a watch. Police recovered the getaway car in Carlsbad and found two handguns matching the case as the search continues. James Spies reported thefts from his home including TV VCR and a microwave, possibly tied to the same suspects.
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Eddie Ramirez
Ramirez
Roswell
S.E. Main St
James Spies
Martina Zamora
Main Street
Chaves County
Carlsbad
Sheriffs Department
Britt Snyder
Snyder
Sheriffs Office
Character Counts group plans training seminar in Chaves County
The Character Counts group, with Partners in Education, will hold a June 14 training seminar for the business community, parents, educators and leaders. Alvin Jones notes the event aims to support schools and features talks on the movement, workplace ethics and excellence. Jo Ann Jaramillo will be recognized. she helped establish the group and died earlier this spring. The free program runs 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 300 N. Kentucky Ave. registration is required with Friday deadline and a 623-5695 ext. 20 contact.
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Character Counts
Chaves County
Partners In Education
Alvin Jones
Jones
Partnership In Education
Hispano and Roswell Chambers of Commerce
Jo Ann Jaramillo
Jaramillo
Administration and Educational Services Complex
Kentucky Ave
Maner Discusses Office Experience as County Treasurer Candidate
Anita L. Maner, the Republican candidate for county treasurer, answers questions from constituents. She describes the role as county banker handling property taxes and revenues and notes compliance with state statutes. She highlights pride in Chaves County service, Mexican descent, and helping taxpayers overcome language barriers.
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Anita L. Maner
Dexter
Chaves County
Artesia Roswell Women Win Lottery Prizes
Pamela Crumpacker of Roswell won 25000 on a $25000 Cash Celebration scratcher and Karen Downs of Artesia won 15000 in Roadrunner Cash. Crumpacker bought the ticket on Friday, forgot it, then scratched it late at night. Downs bought a Roadrunner Cash ticket Tuesday and left it on her kitchen table until Friday. Both plan to use winnings to pay bills and prepare for the future.
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Artesia
Roswell
New Mexico
Pamela Crumpacker
Karen Downs
Crumpacker
Downs
Roadrunner
City Council and County Commission meet today
The Roswell City Council meets at 7 p.m. at City Hall to hold a public hearing on a proposed fireworks ban and hear planning decisions, department reports, bid awards, RIAC leases, and a proposed collective bargaining ordinance. The Chaves County Commission meets at 2 p.m. at the courthouse to discuss Tuesday's primary election.
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Roswell
City Hall
N. Richardson Ave
RIAC
Chaves
Chaves County
N. Main St
Hutchence girlfriend wins damages over pregnancy claim
Paula Yates received substantial damages from The Mail on Sunday publishers over a claim she deliberately became pregnant to trap Michael Hutchence. The case involved excerpts from Vince Lovegrove’s book and an apology from the tabloid. The settlement amounts were not disclosed.
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London
INXS
Michael Hutchence
Paula Yates
Mail On Sunday
Vince Lovegrove
Yates
Hutchence
Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily
Faber & Faber
Police arrest suspect in pizza delivery robbery
Roswell police report an 18 year old Papa John's driver James Law was robbed at 508 S. Missouri Ave by two juvenile males and two juvenile females who stole the pizza and a small amount of cash. A suspect, 14 year old Chris Alonzo, faces armed robbery aggravated assault and tampering with evidence. A warrant is out for 15 year old Jerry Barela who remains at large.
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Roswell
James Law
Papa John’s Pizza
N. Main St
S. Missouri Ave
Law
East Fifth Street
Chris Alonzo
E. Fifth St
Langley
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Britt Snyder
Sheriffs Department
South Plaza Street
Summit St
Conchas Place
South Sunset Avenue
South Washington Avenue
Roswell Daily Record Subscription Rates
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Roswell Daily Record
New Mexico
USA
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