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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 2011
Page
3
Police moved in at 1 a.m. arresting about 200 people as officers cleared Zuccotti Park. Reporters and a city council member were among those detained while protesters dismantled tents and left voluntarily by 3:30 a.m. A new spokes council formed amid intra group rifts over leadership.
At Peachtree dining hall a veterans Day ceremony remembered those who died serving and urged safe homecomings for current troops. Brig. Gen. Geraci noted 300 NMMI graduates served in Afghanistan and Iraq while Jim Goss recounted Capt. Robert Lewis of the Enola Gay and his postwar doubts about war.
The Roswell case shows fraud continuing from August and September purchases totaling 2555.35 and 2647.10. Detective interviews and surveillance linked Fuentez and his wife Jennifer to using the card for personal and profit driven gas purchases. A third degree felony carries up to three years and fourth degree felonies up to 18 months each.
The Roswell City Council plans to adopt a master plan for the Main Street district bounded by Eighth and Alameda streets, Railroad and Richardson avenues. New Mexico MainStreet funded the process with a $75 000 grant awarded in 2010, with CP selected to draft the plan and coordinate public outreach. The plan designates the Railroad District as an MRA and proposes a Main Street Road Diet removing the center lane, potentially replacing it with a landscaped median and turn lanes at intersections.
Roswell students led by educator Lock built a collaborative model city over a month using Lincoln cubes and boxes to explore city design. The project taught perimeters area and problem solving while answering mayor Jurney questions about duties and city operations.
State officials confirmed penalties for private operators, including GEO, for staffing shortfalls. Lea County Correctional Facility in Hobbs showed the highest vacancy, over 20 percent for 12 of 14 months, with a 25.24 percent rate from Sep 2010 to Mar 2011. The $1.1 million settlement follows disputes over calculation methods and starts monthly staffing checks. GEO reported $1.2 billion in nine month earnings and $58.8 million profit.
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