Roswell Youth Gang Seminar Aims for Community Strategy
Roswell residents from diverse sectors attended a two day presentation by youth gang experts at the Roswell Convention Center funded by New Mexico Children Youth and Families Department. James C Howell outlined a five step long term plan including acknowledgement assessment goals development and evaluation to curb gang involvement among youths. Olivia Gonzales urged greater Hispanic participation and trust building with actions beyond words. The first prevention and policy board meeting is set for July 11 at the county administration building and open to the public.
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Daily Records
Bill Moffitt
James C
Buddy” Howell
Roswell Convention and Civic Center
Howell
Ron Mangum
Federal Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Washington, D.C
Roswell
Olivia Gonzales
Gonzales
Prevention and Policy Board
House GOP seeks final votes on Medicare drug bill
Republicans press to pass a Medicare drug benefit costing 320 billion over ten years. The plan would subsidize costs for low income beneficiaries and require premiums around 33 dollars, a 250 dollar deductible, with 80 percent of the first 1000 and 50 percent of the next 1000 in drug costs covered by the government, before out of pocket limits and full coverage.
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Washington
House
Bill Thomas
R-Calif
Medicare
Entwistle of The Who Dies in Las Vegas at 57
John Entwistle bassist for The Who was found dead in his Las Vegas hotel room from an apparent heart attack at age 57. The band’s Hard Rock Hotel show was canceled as promoter and management confirmed his death with no foul play suspected. The Who had been set to begin a three month tour across the United States. Entwistle, a founding member, was known for his restrained stage persona contrasting with Townshend and Daltrey.
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Las Vegas
Nev
John Entwistle
The
Who
Entwistle
Pete Townshend
Roger Daltrey
Hard Rock Hotel
Beckye Levin
Clear Channel Entertainment
Levin
Robert Rosenberg
Albuquerque
MCA Records
Clark County
Blake bail denied in Los Angeles murder case
A Los Angeles judge refused bail for actor Robert Blake until a preliminary hearing. Judge Lloyd Nash urged setting a date soon and rejected a defense bid to delay proceedings. The judge also declined to rule on the lying in wait special circumstance challenge pending evidence.
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Los Angeles
Robert Blake
Superior Court
Lloyd Nash
Harland Braun
Nash
Braun
Billboard's White dies at 50 in New York office
Timo thy White, longtime editor in chief of Billboard, died after an apparent heart attack at his Manhattan office. A veteran music journalist, he worked at Rolling Stone, wrote a biography of Bob Marley, and hosted a syndicated radio series. He started with The Associated Press and reportedly collapsed after returning from lunch.
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New York
Timothy White
Billboard
White
Rolling Stone Magazine
Bob Marley
Associated Press
Manhattan
New York Hospital
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Cious
Clark County Fire
Bob Leinbach
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Leeds
Tommy
Ann-Margret
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Jesus
John
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Albuquerque Career Institute
Gary J. Martone
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Francesca J. MacDowell
Martone Law Firm
San Pedro Dr. NE
Cybermesa.com
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R. Cory Beck
Andrew Poertner
Aaron Walther
Joey Kulkin
Ann Burns
Aric Griffin
Alex Clark
Mike Bush
N. Main St
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Roswell Daily Record
USA
Main Street Market
N. Main Roswell
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