Millionaires March Protests Reach Wealthy Districts
Hundreds of protesters march past the homes of the rich amid a national outcry against Wall Street greed. The event dubbed the Millionaires March draws attention to economic disparity and investor dominance in society.
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Iran plot to assassinate Saudi envoy claimed by US
The Obama administration accused Iranian agents of plotting to kill Saudi ambassador Adel Al-Jubeir in the United States. Two men including a Quds Force member were charged in New York with conspiracy. The plan involved a Mexican informant and a bomb attack but no explosives were placed.
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Sex trafficking awareness event features Kathryn Bolkovac in Roswell
Kathryn Bolkovac recounted her Bosnia mission to train police and confront trafficking while serving as a peacekeeper. She told how she faced resistance from fellow peace officers and the United Nations during a Healthy Woman program at the Roswell Museum and Art Center.
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Senators vote to defeat Jobs bill in Senate filibuster
The Senate blocked Barack Obama’s $447 billion jobs package as 46 Republicans united with two Democrats to filibuster. Fifty Democrats backed the measure, but the tally fell short of 60, keeping the bill from advancing. Senators Shaheen and others were expected to finalize a 51-48 vote, signaling a shift to alternative approaches.
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Avery steps down as executive director of Character Counts
Cla Avery resigns after 11 years leading Character Counts in Chaves County. Terri Douglass and Judge Alvin Jones praise his service, present a plaque, and name Tim Fuller as the new executive director. Avery cites family reasons and credits colleagues, judges, and program participants for rewarding work.
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Purple Ribbon Dinner Aims to Support Roswell Refuge
The Roswell Refuge hosted its Purple Ribbon Dinner at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center to raise funds and awareness about domestic violence. Attendees included Eastern New Mexico University Roswell staff, New Mexico State Police, local police departments, the Roswell Fire Department and Emergency Services.
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PRC reform debated as party nominating conventions eyed
Public Regulation Commissioner role faces overhaul after two members ousted. Jason Marks urges party conventions to shield PRC candidates, requiring 20 percent of delegates plus petition signatures to secure a June primary ballot. The PRC oversees utilities telecommunications and other services. recent resignations highlight reform needs. Jerome Block Jr. and Carol Sloan left under criminal and ethics scrutiny amid Democratic district strongholds.
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