Jennings reveals memos show Capps lied to mayor
Roswell mayor Jennings presented 50 memorandums at City Hall claiming City Manager John Capps lied and missed from Tuesday to Wednesday. He accused Councilor Nick Pappas of leaking to media while Pappas defended the memos as public information and within his rights. An executive session to discuss outside legal representation for Capps dismissal is planned for Monday.
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City Hall fray continues with Capps, Jennings clash
The dispute at City Hall escalated as Capps confronted Jennings who interrupted him and warned of trespass. Jennings claimed Capps lied and distributed alleged memos while Bob Thomson entered seeking comment. Capps offered to negotiate with the council as the seven day saga drags on, threatening his effectiveness.
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Council votes split on Capps firing as abstentions shift support
Callaway Nickoloff Mary Anaya and Judy Stubbs opposed Capps' firing while Callaway Adrian Martinez and Steve Glover voted for the motion. Since then Bob Maples and Nick Pappas, previously absent, have supported Capps. Callaway said the council’s stance was that once a measure passes or fails, the matter is settled.
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City Opens Sixth Street and Eleventh for Easier Access
Main Roe reports a 30 percent drop in business due to limited access on Richardson Avenue. After a Wednesday town hall, Sixth Street opened to northbound traffic and Eleventh Street to southbound traffic. By Monday lunch, Roe saw only a 10 percent drop. Signs with an alien theme will guide drivers to local businesses.
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Pomeroy Advises on District Board Tensions and Plans
The district faces criticism over hurried budget approvals and contract decisions amid calls for accountability. Pomeroy cites a strategic plan, a seven year curriculum revision cycle, and a district technology plan shaped by board input. He defends bond revisions and notes test score gains while acknowledging board influence on major initiatives.
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Graveside services planned for Mamie I. French
Mamie I. French 84 of Roswell died March 14 1995 in Albuquerque. Graveside services set for 10 a.m. Friday March 17 1995 at South Park Cemetery with Rev Bill Jones officiating. She was a homemaker born November 23 1910 in Indian Territory Oklahoma. Survivors include two sons, a sister-in-law in Roswell, grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Arrangements by Ballard Funeral Home.
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