Roswell Growth Seen Steady Amid 2010 Census Shifts
Roswell posted about 31 percent growth as part of southeastern New Mexico's patterns, with more than 10 percent of homes vacant and 17 654 of 19 743 housing units occupied in 2010. Local experts say growth aligns with historical trends and depends on energy industry fluctuations and migration.
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Cruces
Roswell
Chaves County
Jack Baker
University of New Mexico
Baker
Owen
Roswell International Air Center
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Rio Rancho
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Stevens presents abstract non-objective paintings at CCC Arts show
Stevens, a 2001 California College of Arts and Crafts graduate, debuts 20 abstract non-objective paintings begun in November. The artist cites color textures and basic shapes, influenced by Cézanne and Diebenkorn, with prior shows in Amarillo Minneapolis Oakland San Francisco and Santa Fe and a special connection to being back among friends in Roswell.
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Stevens
California College of Arts and Crafts
California College of the Arts
Paul Cézanne
Richard Diebenkorn
Georgia O’keeffe
Henri Matisse
Sean Scully
Antoni Tapies
Amarillo
Minneapolis
Oakland
Calif
San Fransisco
NM Legislature Near Budget Deal On Pension Swap
The New Mexico House and Senate clash over a 1.75 percent pension contribution for public employees and educators. The Senate keeps a second year if revenues stay weak, while House supporters push a one year limit. Final votes hinge on balancing the budget with film subsidy caps at 50 million annually and $23 million redirected to avoid deeper cuts.
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Susana Martinez
Senate
New Mexico
House
Scott Darnell
Martinez
Darnell
Libya Debates No Fly Zone and U S Involvement
William Burns reports Libyan forces have advanced in past 24 to 48 hours as Clinton signals a potential no fly zone to protect pilots. Gen Norton Schwartz says imposing a no fly zone could take up to a week with European and U S resources. Senators weigh legality and congressional support as Arab League backs action.
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William Burns
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Tunisia
Air Force
Norton Schwartz
Congress
Libya
Europe
U.S
Senate Armed Services Committee
Burns
Senate
Harry Reid
D-Nev
Arab League
The
Cairo
Gaddafi
Mark Kirk
R-Ill
Lindsey Graham
R-S.c
Barack Obama
Dick Lugar
Rind
Senate Foreign Relations
Japan Clears U.S. Evacuation Zone For Nuclear Crisis
The State Department reports U.S. citizens left Japan by airship as radiation briefly detected on cargo at Chicago Dallas and Seattle ports but not on passengers or luggage. President Obama backs a 50 mile evacuation zone for Americans near the crippled plant while Japan sets 12 miles. Gregory Jaczko warns the crisis could last days or weeks as crews cool fuel rods and mitigate radiation.
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U.S
Japan
State Department
Customs and Border Protection
Chicago
Dallas
Seattle
Homeland Security
Janet Napolitano
Obama
Gregory Jaczko
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
White House
Jaczko
U.S. Energy Department
Poneman
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VBS
Salvaton Army
W. College
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