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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2002
Page
3
Qwest Communications repaid 608 million of its 4 billion unsecured bank credit and amended the loan agreement. Proceeds from an 1.5 billion bond sale financed the repayment, with about 3.4 billion remaining outstanding. The company plans to use future asset sales and capital markets proceeds to prepay until debt falls to 2 billion or less.
In Denver at the Energy Outreach conference, BLM official Pete Culp urged safe streamlined environmental reviews while preserving public input. He noted strong industry and environmental attendance and outlined timelines for recommendations to reach full implementation in one to three years.
Police logged a shooting at 500 South Delaware Avenue where a bullet pierced a window and milk carton before stopping in a chair. damage about 170 dollars. A second shooting at 300 East Ballard Street damaged a residence and a 1985 Chevrolet Van. a 1999 black Toyota RAV4 was stolen from Delicado Drive between 2 and 10 a.m. Saturday. Salvation Army on East Chisum reported an attempted entry between Thursday evening and Friday morning with about 1000 dollars damage.
Republicans favor Hobbs State Rep Steve Pearce for the top spot after a 36 percent delegate vote. Phelps Anderson had 26 percent and Ed Tinsley 22 percent as candidates discuss debates and issues on water defense education and healthcare in New Mexico.
Rob Junk named racing secretary at Ruidoso Downs to replace Anris Warren with duties starting May 1. He is currently assistant racing secretary at Turf Paradise in Phoenix and formerly raced as a jockey and served as racing secretary at Prescott Downs. Bruce Rimbo praised Junk for his prior work with horsemen.
Plan Duncan and county extension agents report positive results from salt cedar control across the state. They note wildlife refuges remain in dense stands, erosion still reduced, and opinions differ on removing trees from Pecos River channels. Costs run about 500 dollars per acre, with application methods and Arsenal herbicide details provided.
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