City and County Approve 323000 for Economic Development
Roswell city and Chaves County allocate 323186 for the Economic Development Corp and two chambers in the 2014 15 budget. The EDC and chambers will receive remaining funds in January after meeting performance standards. the city directly funds the groups and seeks greater control.
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Roswell
Chaves County
Economic Development Corp
Roswell-Chaves County
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Roswell Hispano Chamber of Commerce
EDC
Roswell Chamber
Hispano Chamber
Caleb Grant
Chambers
Grant
Roswell to discuss shelter agreement at special meeting
Roswell City Council schedules 10 30 a m special session to review a proposed letter of agreement with animal rescue groups. Mayor Kintigh outlined the plan and councilor Mackey cites eight day euthanasia policy as part of shelter reforms.
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Roswell
Dennis Kintigh
City Animal Services Shelter
Natasha Mackey
Mackey
Government covers 76 percent of health care premiums
U S health data shows the government subsidizes about 264 a month of the average 346 premium in the 36 federally run markets. Enrollees pay about 82 monthly after credits, while Mississippians pay 23 a month on average premiums of 438. New Jersey residents pay the highest average at 148 on premiums of 465 a month.
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Gov’t
Washington
Barack Obama
Health and Human Services Department
California
New York
New Jersey
Navajo Nation Wildfire Threatens Homes and Livestock
A fast moving Assayit Lake Fire near the Arizona New Mexico border grew to over 19 square miles threatening two communities Naschitti and Sheep Springs on the Navajo Nation. The blaze endangered grazing lands and livestock as residents evacuated and authorities urged people not to search livestock amid high winds.
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Albuquerque
Arizona-New Mexico
Navajo Nation
Assayit Lake
Chuska Mountains
Prospects of Iraq strike shift hawks toward doves in Congress
Washington lawmakers who backed force to topple Saddam now doubt air strikes will curb insurgents threatening Prime Minister Maliki. After years of war costs and 6,000 American deaths, Republicans and Democrats debate options as Obama weighs next steps.
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U.S
Iraq
Congressional
Saddam Hussein
Nouri al-Maliki
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Sheep Springs
Leo Watchman
Department of Agriculture
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Lendell N. Hawkins
Rita Aragon Torrez
Mary O. Ely
Ment
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Afghanistan
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White House
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