City to spend nearly $49,000 to fix RIAC drainage
Roswell Mayor L C Stiles said the city will pay about $48,810 to install 840 feet of elliptical pipe along GI Boulevard and $2,823.95 to GSA for past damage in a bid to avoid litigation over a railway spur cited as the flood source for Wherry housing. The plan follows GSA claims and ongoing negotiations with Air Force contracts and housing authority.
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Roswell
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Stiles
James K. Winsor
GSA Real Property Division
Fort Worth
Texas
State Highway Department
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Highway Department
Air Force
Santa Fe
Winsor Today
The
Daily Record
Stile
Jimmy Ware
Ware
Wallace Massey
Roswell Housing Authority
Washington, D.C
Housing Authority
Massey
Roswell Sizzles Past May Heat Record at 101 Degrees
The Roswell area reached a May 15 high of 101 F shattering the 1948 97 F record. A strong storm system from Nevada and a cold front may lower temps by Wednesday with windy conditions and a slight shower chance. Downsloping air and clear skies fueled the record heat.
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Roswell
National Weather Service
Albuquerque
Daily Record Today
Nevada
Judge Grants State Engineer Bid to Consolidate Pecos River Water Rights
District Judge Paul Snead approved the motion to consolidate two Pecos River water rights cases, uniting surface and underground claims. The Carlsbad Irrigation District seeks broader adjudication. PVACD opposes, while CID cites priority decrees from 1933 and 1966. The ruling moves forward with combining both streams of rights in the Pecos Basin.
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Paul Snead
Pecos River
Snead
Roswell District Court
Richard Sims
Santa Fe
State Engineer's
John F. Russell
Roswell
Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District
PVACD
Russell
Carlsbad Irrigation District
CID
Pecos
Oral Nichols
Hope
L. T. Lewis
Chaves
Eddy
Debate lingers on over Mideast warplane deal
The Senate approved a 5 billion three way arms package for Egypt Saudi Arabia and Israel by a 54 to 44 vote amid sharp arguments on U.S. commitment to Israel and the peace process. Carter defended the plan while critics warned of risks to regional stability and energy policy.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
Israel
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Jacob Javits
R-N_Y
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Middle East
Ribicoff
U.S
United States
Artesia Man Pleads Guilty in Car Theft Case
An Artesia man pleads guilty in District Court to charges stemming from stealing his ex wife’s car. The report notes the case as part of Roswell area legal activity.
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Artesia
Escondon Seeks New Trial In Heroin Case For Narco Ring
New Mexico Court of Appeals ruled prosecutor misconduct tainted Ruben J. Escondon of Artesia in a Roswell heroin trafficking case. The defendant, 28, was convicted on four counts and sentenced to consecutive and concurrent terms totaling 40 to 90 years. The ruling notes improper police track-record testimony and flawed cross examination as grounds to overturn the verdict and order a new trial.
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State Court of Appeals
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Artesia
Escondon
Roswell
Lovington
Court of Appeals
Escandon
Jay F Rosenthal
Attorney General's Office
State Supreme Court
Kenneth B Wilson
N. Randolph Reese
Rosenthal
Appeals
Joe Wood
Adams
Wood
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