Pearce Begins Congress Seat Tour After Win
New Mexico’s Steve Pearce of Hobbs starts his term as Congressman with early morning meetings and travel stops in Chaves County and Roswell. He says his first vote will be for Dennis Hastert and stresses responsibility to the 2nd District.
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Lea County
Chaves County Voter Trends Highlight 2002 Election
Chaves County bucked statewide trends with turnout near 50 percent of 30 925 registered voters. Preliminary figures show 50 percent turnout, and Green Party candidate David Bacon exceeded 400 votes locally. A state review noted irregularities in campaign filings for Clahchis chilliage.
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Rhoda Goodloe
Historical Society breaks ground for Roswell archive center
The Historical Society for Southeastern New Mexico began constructing a new Roswell archive building on Second Street and Lea Avenue to house about 25 000 documents and 11 000 photographs. Progress includes a partial spring finish with plans for a community room offices and parking funded by 81 000 from state capitol outlay, aided by Senators Rod Adair and Tim Jennings.
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Ledesma makes first appearance in court in Roswell shooting case
Bobby Ledesma appeared before Magistrate Judge William H. Lynch facing charges of attempted murder aggravated battery on a police officer tampering with evidence evading or obstructing an officer unlawful possession of a handgun and negligent use of a firearm related to a Sunday Oct 27 shooting that left Roswell Officer Cruz Zavala with multiple wounds and the loss of a finger. Bail was set at 250000 with arraignment set for Nov 15. Zavala is expected to recover.
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U.S. Moves Toward U.N. Approval on Iraq Resolution
The United States and Britain secured a revised Iraq resolution after France urged changes. The new text tasks U.N. inspectors with assessing violations and threatens severe consequences if Baghdad refuses to comply. Bush expressed confidence the measure will pass at Friday’s vote, with Russia signaling cautious support.
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Parents Called to Court Over Truant Students in Roswell
Three criminal complaints filed in Chaves County Magistrate Court target RISD parents. Elizabeth and Jimmy Artiga face separate affidavits and arrest warrants for a 9 year old RISD elementary pupil. Rosenda Dimas also has an arrest warrant and is identified as Rosenda Ramirez, mother of a 9 year old student.
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