Gammarelli Tailors Ready for Next Pontiff
In Rome the Gammarelli family, Vatican tailors for over two centuries, prepare three identical white outfits in small medium and large for the new pope's debut. The firm has supplied outfits for the past seven conclaves, underscoring its prominent role in papal transition ceremonies.
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RPD Seeks Persons of Interest in Fatal Farm Fire
Roswell police release details on a fatal blaze at a local farm and name five persons of interest connected to the case. Julie Morrow noted as Walk for Hope founder. investigation continues with leads directed toward Albuquerque. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
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Roswell Boys Basketball Rally Changes Halftime Course
Britt Cooper delivered a halftime speech that revitalized the Roswell team after a rough first half. The adjustments paid off as Roswell performed much better in the second half.
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Obituary notices for Mary Frances Busby and others
Brief death notices for Mary Frances Busby Jewel McCary Harp David Meyer Stein June S Blair Jackie S Smith Edmund Ellis and Kenneth Conklin appear across pages A3 A6 and A7. Include ages and service details where stated.
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NMMI Regents Demand Alumni Financial Audits
The New Mexico Military Institute board gives the Alumni Association 30 days to provide audited statements or risk removal from campus and possible ending of a 50 year partnership. Regents cite failure to maintain accounting and provide audits, while the association operates on campus to promote NMMI and fund cadet scholarships.
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Canines Parade at Cahoon Park Wins Shamrock Walk Prize
Bella claimed first prize in the 7th annual Shamrock Way-n-Walk at Cahoon Park on Saturday. Elaine Mayfield of Rio Pecos Kennel Club noted the hat stayed on despite 25 to 35 mph winds gusting to 40, as 24 dogs joined a 1 or 2 mile charity walk for APKC with owners donating 15 dollars per dog.
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New Mexico Senate receives health insurance exchange proposal
A bipartisan compromise to create a state operated health insurance exchange heads to the Senate. Governor Susana Martinez supports the plan, which aims to enroll uninsured New Mexicans by October and operate fully by January. The exchange will offer online shopping for individuals and small businesses from private insurers.
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Senate Rules Committee delays Skandera confirmation vote
The Senate Rules Committee spent hours questioning Hanna Skandera with seven hours of public testimony but made no vote. Republican leaders faulted politics for the delay as the Legislature nears adjournment. If the panel does not recommend her, she may remain public education secretary.
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Roswell Considers Pet Ordinance Requiring Breeder Permits
Roswell City Council will vote on a pet ordinance requiring breeder permits for owners with more than five animals and a six month litter permit for selling or disposing of litters. It covers cats and dogs with fees and fines, but excludes euthanasia and adult animal sales.
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