Heroes Remembered in Roswell After Tragic Shooting
A Roswell editorial honors EMT Steve Lovato, fire chief Louis Jones, and Randy Houghton for risking their lives to aid Paul Freeman after a house explosion and subsequent shooting. Lovato and Houghton died, Jones remains severely wounded, and the piece underscores courage, duty, and communal mourning for all affected.
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Questions linger as Roswell sanitation delays anger residents
A reader complains the Roswell Sanitation Department has not picked up branches and Christmas trees for at least five months, hindering access to their dumpster and gate. The letter asks who is responsible for the ongoing failure and prompts concern over unpaid fees and potential service cutoffs.
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No taxes raised, promises spark worries for county services
A reader questions a Chaves County Commission candidate who vows not to raise taxes. They fear no raises for workers, worsening potholes, and delayed replacement of crucial county equipment like fire and emergency vehicles, arguing taxes fund essential services.
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Roswell Town House Project, Prices Set for 20 Units
A Roswell development firm will build a private community of 20 town houses on South Union Avenue. Sale prices are expected between 32000 and 36000 dollars. Kimberly Forbau and Tamara Tarter were named girls of the month by the Roswell Branch AAUW. Cahoon Park Tennis Association mixed doubles champions were Les Pauls and Sally Toles, beating Lee Andrews and Chris Robinson in a tight final.
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Chris Robinson
Richardson may face an upstart in New Mexico governor race
The piece weighs Richardson's bid as likely to be NM governor against a resurgent Republican field. John Sanchez leads the GOP primary, while Walter Bradley trails. Domenici’s seat looms in play if Richardson wins, provoking talk of interwoven ambitions and strategic moves in Santa Fe.
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Debate over UN weapons inspectors in Iraq risks new war
Western leaders differ on bringing back U N weapons inspectors to Iraq with Saddam Hussein promising cooperation yet Bush administration wary. Analysts note inspectors could defang Saddam but fear free access and postwar reconstruction questions. European voices urge caution amid debate over real intent and consequences.
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Latin America in focus as Bush era shifts policy tone
The piece traces U S Latin America policy from early enthusiasm to post 9 11 prioritization. It notes Mexico El Salvador and Peru visits as signals of crisis management over pure consolidation and discusses Colombia Argentina Venezuela and Cuba amid debates on aid reforms and embargo policy.
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