Loy wins municipal judge post in Roswell race
Loy received 2 050 votes to Roe's 1 809 and will serve a second full term as municipal judge. Mayor Del Jurney’s plan to add an infrastructure gross receipts tax was defeated 2 533 to 1 396. Voter turnout reached 17 percent with 23 692 registered voters voting.
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New Mexico senate blocks corporate tax rate cut effort
Senators rejected a proposal to end mandatory unitary reporting and cut the corporate tax rate from 7.6 to 7.5 percent on profits above 1 million dollars. Gov. Martinez criticized the move as aiding out of state big box retailers while supporters argued small businesses would gain. The Communications Workers of America backed the bill and mobilized online pressure urging the governor to sign.
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Lovelace Renames Roswell Hospital Regional Roswell
Serena Lyons Lovelace marketing director helped craft the new name emphasizing regional status. Frederick French, a founder, encouraged forward momentum as the facility marks its evolution from Roswell Regional Hospital opened in May 2007. The hospital, once nearly sold to CHS, finalized sale to Lovelace on Feb 2 making it Lovelace Regional Hospital Roswell.
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Romney extends delegate lead after Super Tuesday
On Super Tuesday Romney led with 37 percent in his favor, Gingrich won Georgia and shared delegates, Paul targeted Idaho and Alaska, while Santorum also posted wins. Ohio, Massachusetts and Georgia shaped the delegate race with 419 delegates at stake and Romney holding 332 total as rivals seek a path to Tampa.
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Drought delays moving pronghorn to West Texas
Researchers from the Borderlands Research Institute and Texas Parks and Wildlife say drought will push relocation of pronghorn to West Texas to next year. About 500 animals are planned once rains return, with past transplants facing weather, predation, transport, and disease challenges.
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West Texas
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Harveson
Borderlands Research Institute For Natural Resource Management
Sul Ross State University
Alpine
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Panhandle
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