Cain’s Campaign Faces New Harassment Accusations and Settlements
A co worker accused of Cain’s sexual harassment reveals details of a past incident at a restaurant association function. The AP confirms the employee’s link to Cain’s tenure and notes she is not a declared donor. Cain acknowledged one confidential agreement but claimed no knowledge of others or amounts. The New York Times cites a $35,000 payout to one accuser.
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Anderson’s Water Policy Leader Reflects on Tenure and Drought
Former New Mexico official Anderson retired in December 2010 after guiding water policy during a drought period. He cites the Pecos River settlement in Texas v New Mexico as a key achievement and notes ongoing strain from record drought, low flows, and low snowpack. He stresses conservation and practical water technology, praising the state engineer’s office as a Western model.
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New Mexico
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Roswell-Record.com
El Capitan honors seven soldiers with school ceremony
The event at El Capitan featured seven names on the Wall of Honor Sgt Tommy Gray Sgt Moses Rocha Pfc Ricky Salas Spc Bryan Naylor Petty Officer Menelek Brown Sgt Christopher Sanders Pfc Antonio Stiggins. Army and Fire Department honor guards plus a piper attended.
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Ricky Salas
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Bryan Naylor
Menelek Brown
Christopher Sanders
Antonio Stiggins
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New Mexico Department of Veterans
Roswell Shoe Store Slashes Prices as 8,000 Pairs Go on Sale
The Chewning family shoes store in Roswell marks 20 to 75 percent off on all footwear as inventory of 8,000 pairs goes on sale. Prizes include a 32 inch TV and an espresso machine. Chewning, a longtime local business leader, is celebrated for service and community work with United Way and the Roswell Chamber of Commerce.
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United Way
Occupy Oakland Protest Halts Activity at Busy Port
Several thousand Occupy Wall Street demonstrators gathered at the Port of Oakland forcing operations to stop. Police noted a roughly 3,000 person crowd with some bused in and marching from downtown. Port officials said maritime activity was effectively shut down and warned trespass would be a federal offense.
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