Roswell police struggle to ID sign thief and road rage suspect
In Roswell two October incidents remain unsolved as police cannot identify a person seen stealing a Trump sign from a yard and a woman who allegedly tried to run over candidate Sergio S. Gonzalez and his mother at the Democratic Party headquarters. A teen with a stolen Trump sign was cited for larceny. Gonzalez reports a September 30 confrontation outside 1701 Southeast Main St where a woman drove by and insulted the Democrats.
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ENMU Roswell Faces Pain From State Budget Cuts
ENMU system president Dr Steven Gamble and ENMU Roswell president Dr John Madden warned budget deficits will hit scholarship students and other state funded schools. They noted 5 percent operating cuts this year and about 7 percent since July, with more pain likely as the state budget remains tight. A new board member was approved and campus security discussed.
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Comey Under Fire Over Email Decision Fallout
FBI Director James Comey faces bipartisan scrutiny as Democrats and some Republicans question whether his leadership test was met in the handling of the email matter. The Associated Press reports rising concern about the decision’s impact on public trust and political dynamics.
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