Richardson touts economic plan during Roswell stop
U S senator Bill Richardson praised Roswell’s potential during a campaign stop at the Roswell Industrial Air Center. He highlighted vocational training through community colleges and a tax credit for higher wage jobs, and urged cross party collaboration to move New Mexico forward. He projected Roswell and Chaves County as ideal for film making and tourism.
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Richardson
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Roswell
Chaves County
Artesia
Hobbs
John Arthur Smith
New Mexico
Smith
Local rifles honor Chaves County history and UFO festival
The project donates part of rifle proceeds to Chaves County Youth Services and features engravings of the Goodnight Loving cattle trail Chaves County Courthouse the sheep industry and Native tribes. Names on the receiver include Jose Francisco Chaves Robert Goddard the Historical Center for Southeastern New Mexico and the Roswell Museum. The tang commemorates the 1947 Roswell UFO crash and the city’s UFO Festival.
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Chaves County
Jose Francisco Chaves
Robert Goddard
Roswell
Historical Center
New Mexico
Tang
RISD Sees High Attendance Amid Flexible Schedules
Gottlieb notes overall 94.1 percent attendance in middle and high schools with most sites above 90 percent while University High School runs 79.5 percent due to work and childcare. Online options and flexible arrivals help students stay enrolled and safe through School Within School programs.
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University High School
Gottlieb
Roswell Chamber Adopts Anti Shoplifting Resolution
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce approves a six point plan to curb shoplifting calling for jail time or community service on first offense, mandatory apologies, visible community service with caps, fines, and deterrence aimed at protecting small businesses in Roswell.
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Roswell
Shawn Hughes
Santa Fe
Hughes
Police Forced Pepper Spray Case Wins Damages
A federal jury in Albuquerque awarded $32,502 in punitive damages to Donald Huerta and Steven Albritton of the Potters House Christian Center for alleged constitutional rights violations by Santa Fe Police Chief John Denko and Officer Martin Bird after the Zozebra celebration melee in 1999. The jury found no damages for six other plaintiffs and split liability between Denko as supervisor and Bird, with the Risk Management Division expected to cover part. Denko and police attorney welcomed the verdict, while plaintiffs' attorney Sirotkin said he will appeal for omitted evidence.
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Santa FE
John Denko
Martin Bird
Albuquerque
Donald Huerta
Steven Albritton
Potters House Christian Center
Eric Sirotkin
Denko
Bird
Police Department
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Potters House
Fort Marcy Park
Sirotkin
Man in daycare shooting identified
El Paso police identified Melvin Louis, 31, as the suspect in the fatal shooting of his wife Nalini Singh, 28, at Little Red Apple Daycare. Singh died after being taken to William Beaumont Army Medical Center. Louis was wounded and held in hospital in stable condition as a murder warrant is issued.
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Melvin Louis
Louis
Nalini Singh
Little Red Apple
William Beaumont Army Medical Center
al Velarde
Velarde
Singh
Fort Bliss
Ing
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