Mary Lee Morris 82 Roswell CNA remembered in memorial
A memorial gathering for Mary Lee Morris 82 of Roswell will be held at 10 a m Tuesday March 15 2011 at Anderson Bethany Funeral Home and Crematory. She died March 10 2011 born January 1 1929 in Littlefield Texas. She worked as a CNA at Ruidoso Hondo Valley Hospital and Casa Maria Health Care Center. She is survived by three daughters five granddaughters four great grandchildren and one great great grandson. Services directed by Anderson Bethany Funeral Home and Crematory.
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Casa Maria
Ida Fay Hobbs
el Paso
Leona Lee Montoya
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Capitan
Ernest Wayne Purcella
Waterflow
Zeba Morris
Yvonne Holmes
Wendy Wells
Donna Montoya
Misty Hobbs
Ernest
Roy Spencer Purcella
Luther Wilson Purcella
Andersonbethany.com
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Revival Continues at RCC Prison Inmates Gather Faith
White and other inmates joined a revival at RCC as prisoners sang gospel songs for a cheering crowd. Paul Murray of Carlsbad spoke of unity and renewal, while 70 volunteers from California, New Mexico and Texas visited to support the event. The revival runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. today.
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Ing
Paul Murray
Carlsbad
RCC
Prison Door Inc
California
New Mexico
Texas
J.entzminger
Roswell-Record.com
New Mexico Unemployment Tax Seen Rising Next Year
The proposed measure would raise the unemployment tax on employers with 26 weeks and shift costs to the federal government after that. Average employer tax per worker would rise to about 370 dollars in January, a 155 dollar increase. If insolvency occurs the state would borrow from the federal government to fund benefits.
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New Mexico
Matthew Gonzales
The
Association of Commerce, and Industry
Department of Workforce Solutions
Japan battles aftershock and nuclear crisis in wake of quake
An 8.9 magnitude earthquake and tsunami devastated northeastern Japan. Death toll announced at 763, likely rising beyond 1,000 with thousands missing. Fukushima Dai-ichi reactors faced cooling failures and possible meltdowns as officials reported brief radiation rises. Japan deployed about 100000 soldiers for rescue and recovery while millions faced water and power shortages and ongoing aftershocks.
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Fukushima Dai-ichi
Yukio Edano
Unit 3
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