Kintigh Wins Roswell Mayoral Race In Landfall Victory
Dennis J. Kintigh defeats incumbent Del Jurney with 3,502 votes to 1,590 in Roswell city elections. Turnout about 19.93 percent of 25,554 registered voters. Kintigh vows city in a new direction from Cattleman’s Steakhouse after results certified by Friday.
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New Mexico Game and Fish seeks public input on hunting rules
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish invites hunters to submit suggestions on hunting policies. Mark Madsen announced the 2014-15 Hunting Rules booklet and urged timely applications for barberry sheep, bighorn sheep, deer, elk, ibex, javelina, oryx and pronghorn licenses by March 19. About 160,000 applications are expected for 65,000 licenses. All applicants must have online accounts and apply by 5 p.m. sharp. The department contributes nearly $1 billion annually to the state.
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Officials look to relieve jail overcrowding in Chaves County
Chaves County Detention Center holds 237 but has run over 300 inmates for a month. Administrator Clay Corn cites double banks yet notes it should house about 270. County Manager Stan Riggs says rising numbers strain enforcement and that inmates are sent to other counties for the first time since 1996. Female inmate numbers have grown to 80 from 60, prompting outreach to judges on alternatives such as electronic monitoring and work release for lesser offenses.
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Chaves
Stan Riggs
Feds designate 1200 square miles of border land as jaguar habitat
Federal officials set aside nearly 1200 square miles along the U S Mexico border as critical habitat for jaguars. The designation comes amid long standing disputes with Arizona and New Mexico wildlife agencies and environmental groups. While no breeding females have been documented in the U S in over five decades, the area is deemed essential for dispersal and recovery of the species in the region.
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