Roswell selects finalist for Fifth Judicial District judge
The Fifth Judicial District nominates three candidates for a permanent Division X judge seat after Judge Bell's retirement. Hunter, Bell, and Bell's public defender rival Anna Marie Bell vie for the post. Gov. Martinez has 30 days to act from April 28. The winner serves the remainder of Bell’s term ending 2020.
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Roswell
Austin
Texas
Atwood & Malone Law Firm
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Chaves
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Lea
Anna Marie Bell
Rebecca N. Johnson
Hinkle Shaner
Fifth Judicial District Nominating Commission
Chaves County
Judicial Commission
Caleb Grant
Martinez
Judicial Selection Committee
Alfred Mathewson
University of New Mexico School of Law
New Mexico Supreme Court
Judith K. Nakamura
New Mexico Court of Appeals
Michael Vigil
William Shoobridge
Fifth Judicial District
Fifth District
Dianna Luce
Monty Newman
Hobbs
Tandy Hunt
Tom Jennings
Luke
Jared G. Kallunki
Sheryl Saavedra
C. Barry Crutchfield
Judy A. Pittman
Robert Sabin Waters
Jeff Tucker
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Fed signals gradual rate hikes amid steady GDP gains
Officials expect possible June rate increase if the economy keeps improving. GDP rose 0.8 percent in Q1 with mixed consumer spending and investment data. Forecasters see second quarter growth near 2.5 percent, while labor market in May and May employment data will guide the June decision.
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University of Michigan
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China
Vehicle burglary reported on South Washington Avenue
Roswell police responded Thursday night to a vehicle burglary in the 200 block of South Washington Avenue at 11:54 p.m. An investigation followed as officers gathered details and identified possible suspects.
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Stolen Pills and Items Across City During Thursday Incidents
About 60 prescription pills were stolen. Criminal damage reports cite a car antenna and front seat damage on East McGaffey Street and Yale Drive. Larcenies include a dog, a soft drink vending machine, $100 from a gas station, a surveillance camera, a bicycle, and items from a grocery store and two residential blocks.
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Trump and Martinez collide over border policy in New Mexico
Trump rises in national politics jostling Governor Martinez as tension grows over immigration and border enforcement. New Mexico faces 6.2 percent April unemployment amid energy downturn while Martinez defends strict policies and opposes a border wall, drawing support from Republican figures even as party demographics complicate votes.
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Mexico
Wall
Rowena Baca
Baca
Las Cruces
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Albuquerque
Brian Sanderof
Nevada
California
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