Mayor receives threats reported to Roswell officials
Mayor Dennis Kintigh’s office says he was the victim of threats by an unknown female. The threats came via two vulgar messages left at City Hall between noon and 1 pm Tuesday. Sabrina Morales of the Roswell Police Department said officers will pursue identification and location of the caller.
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Roswell and Eddy County crime blotter highlights
Roswell Police respond to a Home Depot vehicle burglary where tools worth 4000 were stolen despite a locked vehicle. A fraud report cites a 56 year old man paying over 4000 for unfinished pool work since March 14. Eddy County Sheriff's Office seeks tips on a 600 unit Caterpillar backhoe theft between June 6 and 7 with a reward up to 1000.
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GOP leader says Obama may act in Iraq without signoff
Senate Republican leaders say Obama believes he can take steps to quell the Iraq insurgency without new congressional authorization. The White House would consult lawmakers, but officials note Iraq’s government request for U.S. aid may enable unilateral action.
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Taos cleared to rename Kit Carson Park to Red Willow Park
Taos officials confirmed a 1990 deed allows renaming Kit Carson Park without losing ownership. The Taos Town Council cleared a 3-1 vote to rename the downtown park amid calls to address Kit Carson’s controversial legacy and Navajo history.
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Dona Ana County ends ICE detainers policy shift in New Mexico
Dona Ana County Detention Center stops honoring ICE detainer requests delaying jail holds for immigration status. The move follows a federal appeals court ruling and ends a 48 hour hold. A civil rights lawsuit settlement awarded $35,000 in fees plus $10,000 to each of two sisters detained two months.
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Federal funds to New Mexico total 37 million for land tax aid
The Interior Department announced over 37 million dollars in payments in lieu of taxes to New Mexico counties for non-taxable federal lands. Nationally nearly 437 million will be paid, the largest amount ever, with New Mexico receiving about 3 million more than last year. The funds support police, firefighting, schools, and roads.
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Correction: Hagerman center name misspelled in photo caption
The Lindell Andrews Community Center in Hagerman was misspelled in a photo caption on Page Al of the June 18 edition. The Record regrets the error.
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