McCain demands details on released illegal immigrants
Senator John McCain questions Homeland Security about more than 2,000 illegal immigrants freed amid budget cuts. He cites local sources, seeks public criteria, lists of those with serious crimes, and a March 18 deadline for responses. States involved include Arizona, California, Georgia and Texas.
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Roswell woman keeps fight against cancer alive with Walk for Hope
Morrow, 55, who lost her mother, two grandmothers, two grandfathers, a brother-in-law, and many friends to cancer, organizes the Walk for Hope in Roswell. Proceeds stay local to fund mortgages, utilities, rent, medications, and travel for treatment. The May 10 event at Cielo Grande Recreation Area invites participants. call numbers provided for involvement.
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Morrow
Roswell High School
Crystal Hester
New Mexico Farmers Recognized During Santa Fe Celebration
The speech honors New Mexico farmers and ranchers for feeding 159 people each day. It emphasizes their stewardship of the land and gratitude for the celebration in Santa Fe as the legislative session continues.
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Santa Fe
Budget adds four million for higher education and research
The budget includes 4 million dollars for higher education, research projects, nursing programs, and graduation rate improvements. Senator John Arthur Smith notes it could surface for Senate debate on Monday. The bill also earmarks 17 million from cash reserves to offset potential 2014 federal cuts, with the legislature needing Senate and House agreement before the governor acts. The 60 day session ends next Saturday.
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Deming
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Economy Adds Jobs Amid Tax Hikes and Cuts
February data show 4.8 million Americans out of work six months or longer. Unemployment rate at the lowest since 2008 but 130,000 dropouts are not counted as unemployed. Hiring gains offset by $44 billion in spending cuts and 10,000 federal layoffs. Dow hits another record as wages rise 4 cents to $23.82 per hour. Federal Reserve keeps rates near zero to spur growth.
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Tion
U.S
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ILEA Police Respond to Camers Break and Burglary
Police responded to multiple incidents on Thursday. At 47 Gail Harris St surveillance cameras valued at 500 each were removed and a rock broke a window causing 300 in damage. Shots were fired on Morningside Drive. a front door glass bullet hole and four bullet holes in stucco were found with shell casings in the street. A burglary on 1600 block of South Washington Avenue reported 3000 in jewelry theft. A separate call to 800 block of West Tilden Street reported a Vizio TV and a Sanyo item stolen. Crime Stoppers number provided for tips with anonymity and possible reward.
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Gail Harris St
ILEA
Morningside Drive
South Washington Avenue
West Tilden Street
Vizio Television
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