Former Dexter police chief convicted of battery and stalking
Mario Rk Contreras, 45, found guilty of battery and stalking after a trial in Chaves County, with jurors acquitting one stalking charge. He received a 30 day jail sentence and faced remarks by prosecutor Andrea Reed about abusing police power. Contreras testified he did not recall wrongdoing.
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UHS Graduation Urges Grads To Aim Higher
49 students graduated at the 32nd annual University High School ceremony in the Roswell Convention and Civic Center. State Rep. Bob Wooley praised faculty and urged graduates to focus on the future as the class motto proclaimed that actions shape what comes next.
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Interim budget prioritizes roads jails and sheriff in Chaves County
Chaves County commissioners approved an interim 2016 17 budget focused on law enforcement and detention facilities. Revenue totals 823 835 310, with about 8 052 275 from property taxes and 4 762 482 for detention facility taxes. The county expects 3 million from federal funds and must obtain state review before finalizing.
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Trump to stump in New Mexico at Albuquerque Center
Donald Trump plans first New Mexico campaign stop at the Albuquerque Convention Center on the eve of the June 7 primary. Governor Susana Martinez has criticized his remarks on Mexicans and says she wants to hear his proposals to protect the state's military bases before backing him.
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Donald Trump
New Mexico
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Mexico
Brookdale water safe and missing-person locator program eyed
At a Commission on Aging meeting plans emerged to reestablish Project Lifesaver with the sheriff s office. The program would provide GPS receivers and radio bracelets for at risk seniors and others. The move follows the death of Sharon Berry who disappeared last spring.
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He M.S. Baker
Tom Dunlap
Monica Duran
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Sharon Berry
Berry
John Gaizerano
Brookdale
New Mexico
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