Roswell artist C J Rhodes blends art and invention at Frame Shop
C J Dusty Rhodes, commercial artist and inventor, based in Roswell, outlines a life of oil landscapes, portraits including Abdu l Baha and dad, and frame shop ownership since August 3, 2003. He collaborates with wife Terry and has children Summer and Sky, plus grandson Brayden, while pursuing golf grip training tools and frame path guides.
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Dusty) Rhodes
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Obama nominates Jim Kim to lead World Bank
President Obama announces Jim Yong Kim as World Bank president nominee amid calls for broader leadership from developing nations. Kim, praised for global experience, faces potential resistance from critics and Oxfam who urge a genuine leadership debate before the bank’s 25 member board votes next month.
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Woman charged with aggravated DUI after crash in Roswell
Carter, 24, faced five citations after a collision beside a curb injuring a parked vehicle. She refused breath and blood tests at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center, while Hemmen Trucking’s Matthew Parsons reported the incident and the truck sustained minor left rear fender damage. Roswell police noted test refusal triggers automatic license consequences.
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Playground Saluted as New School Yard By Volunteers
Father Joe of Assumption Catholic Church blessed the new playground as a joyful safe area for students. About 36 volunteers and contributors are named on a banner to be posted on a permanent plaque, with equipment salvaged from Pecos Elementary and Missouri Avenue Park. Construction ran January to the second week of March, totaling 240 volunteer hours and ten thousand dollars under project head Bill Kennedy.
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Weekly US oil and gas rig count drops to 1968
Baker Hughes reports 1968 active rigs in the United States for the week, down 16 from last week. Of 1313 oil rigs and 652 gas rigs, three are mixed. State changes include Texas minus 11, Oklahoma minus 10, Louisiana plus 9, New Mexico plus 2, California plus 1. Alaska North Dakota and Wyoming each down 1. Arkansas Colorado and West Virginia unchanged.
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Intruder interrupts home while intoxicated on meth
Police responded Thursday to a South Sequoia Avenue residence after an 18 year old male intruder entered, causing alarm as his wife and daughter yelled. He claimed he had drunk half to three quarters of a bottle of rum and said he was an up and coming rapper. He spoke to an officer about his plans before arrest.
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Armed intruder interrupts rap star meet at Dollar General
Police responded to a Thursday armed robbery at 1706 S Union Ave Dollar General. An unknown amount of cash was taken. A separate fraud case involved a business card used to ship 10 packages at 29.70 each and a $2,250 check linked to the Police and Jury Association of Louisiana. Call Crime Stoppers at 888-594-TIPS.
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Sunset ceremony celebrates Sunset Elementary with military speakers
Sunset Elementary held a rally organized by Louis Mesas featuring the Roswell High School band and visiting service members. Pfc Gonzalo Talladas urged preparation for tests, Capt Randall Bates echoed two rules to never quit or accept defeat, and Staff Sgt Donald Tackett spoke on resilience. Mountain View Middle School cheerleaders closed the event.
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UNM Drops Plan for 8 Percent Tuition Hike
UNM administrators abandon an 8 percent student fee increase to fund libraries and athletics. A one time $463,697 general fund transfer would cover library costs while final budget action is set for April. Regents approved the proposal 4 to 1.
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