RISD to prosecute parents in Roswell truancy case
The Roswell Independent School District plans the first criminal case under New Mexico Compulsory School Attendance law. Jimmy and Elizabeth Artiaga face charges for allegedly keeping their 9 year old daughter out of Sunset Elementary for 15 days this year. They pled not guilty.
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Berry Emphasizes Community Involvement and Roswell Move
Kenneth Berry, born in Carlsbad and raised in Dexter, champions community service as Roswell bank president. He serves on the Chaves County Economic Foundation board and notes staff involvement, a move from Artesia to Roswell after four years commuting. His family adapts as his teams face the Wool Bowl state final scenario.
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Incumbents Chosen to Lead House Democrats in Santa Fe
House Democrats nominated their slate to stay in place with Ben Lujan as speaker Danice Picroux as majority leader James Taylor as whip and John Heaton as Caucus chair. All votes were unanimous with seven proxies noted. Lujan urged unity and highlighted policy strides possible under a Democratic legislature and governor Bill Richardson. He warned that individual effort without the group would fail. He faces a full House vote on January 21.
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Former coup leader wins Ecuador presidential runoff
Former coup leader Lucio Gutierrez defeated Alvaro Noboa in Ecuador's runoff with 54.3 percent of votes counted. Gutierrez, a cashiered army colonel, campaigned as anti corruption and sought to reassure investors. Noboa heads a banana and shipping empire and ran on reform.
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