Stocks Move Higher on February Hiring Surge
A February burst of hiring lifted Wall Street as the Dow Jones rose 52 points to 14,382, a 0.4 percent gain at 3:02 p.m. EST. The index surpassed its Tuesday record close and looked set for a sixth straight advance.
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Roswell News Roundup The Past Day
Five items cover Navy aviators training at Roswell officials investigating a fire at Roswell Tower a surprise donation to the Roswell Society and a sports result with RHS losing to Carlsbad plus a brief note on ongoing coverage in the local area.
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Tiger Woods Leads at Doral in Cadillac Championship
Tiger Woods built a two stroke lead at the Cadillac Championship in Doral Florida after a strong second round. He described needing just one good shot and then carried it through with a 4 iron on the par three fourth hole to spark the rally.
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Obituaries for Jackie S Smith Mary Frances Busby and Mary Clements
Obituaries list Jackie S Smith Mary Frances Busby and Trancito Polaco Jr with Mary Clements among today’s notices on page A3. Meteorology notes a forecast high near 68 with a low indicated on page B24.
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Job market accelerates with 236000 February hires
The February gain boosts employment to 236,000 and lowers the unemployment rate to 7.7 percent the lowest in over four years. Sustained hiring supports consumer spending and a modest 2 percent growth forecast amid tax rises and budget cuts. Roughly 12 million remain unemployed.
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New Mexico House Honors Chaves County Farm and Ranch Day
The House passed a memorial to observe Chaves County Farm and Ranch Day on Thursday. Roswell representatives Wooley Spence Ezzell and Espinoza praised local farmers and ranchers for their daily contributions to New Mexico’s values and state success.
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Hudson named to vacant New Mexico district court bench
Gov Susana Martinez appoints Roswell lawyer James Hudson to the 5th Judicial District Court in southeastern New Mexico to fill the vacancy from the death of Ralph Shamas. Hudson since 1990 has practiced law and holds degrees from Notre Dame and the University of New Mexico.
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Roswell Police Seek Three Persons of Interest in Fatal Shooting
Roswell Police identify three persons of interest in a fatal shooting on South Mulberry Avenue. Tony Macks, 48, was found dead from gunfire. Police urge public help locating Raymond Hobbs, James Stewart, and Eric Sedillo and provide contact numbers for the Criminal Investigation Division and Crime Stoppers.
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Julie Morrow Promotes Walk for Hope in Roswell
Julie Morrow founder of Walk for Hope talks about arriving in Roswell 40 years ago and making the town a home for herself and hundreds of grateful cancer survivors. She sat with a three sided pink posterboard as she spoke, highlighting the event’s timeline.
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Roswell Volunteer Morrow Leads Walk for Hope Fundraiser
Morrow, a Roswell community figure and mother of two, has spent fewer hours organizing the Walk for Hope in recent years. The fundraiser has raised an estimated $118,000 for the Chaves County Cancer Fund to aid locals diagnosed with cancer, while she supports family and community through the effort.
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Senate panel OKs budget without teacher merit pay
A $5.9 billion New Mexico budget advances to the Senate with a 4.4 percent spending rise for next year. It funds 1 percent raises for state workers and educators, and 4 percent for state police. The plan drops a House merit pay program, instead offering $2 million for teacher stipends in high poverty, low performance schools. Governor Martinez sought $11 million for merit incentives, while some House Democrats opposed funding merit pay.
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