CDC says it could have done more on Ebola
The CDC chief acknowledged failures to fully prevent Ebola spread from a Liberian patient in Texas. Frieden outlined steps to tighten hospital procedures, train workers, and review isolation and waste management while monitoring about 76 hospital staff exposures. The WHO warned West Africa’s outbreak could reach 10 000 new cases weekly.
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Mastin touts Roswell airport growth potential in race
Dick Mastin a retired Raytheon Aircraft engineer from Alto is challenging Rep. Nora Espinoza for New Mexico House District 59. He cites Roswell International Air Center as a catalyst for job growth and aviation business to lift the community, leveraging his aviation background.
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Espinoza seeks fifth term in District 59
Roswell lawmaker Nora Espinoza, a Republican from Roswell, announces her bid for a fifth consecutive term representing District 59. She cites smaller government, accountability, and preserving Second Amendment rights amid federal gun restrictions.
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Los Pasitos Program Highlights Tobosa Support
Tobosa Developmental Services highlights Los Pasitos Early Intervention and Learning Center as a long running program aiding children with developmental disabilities. Joan Blodgett, Tobosa executive secretary, praises the program and notes Tobosa’s $87 million budget with about 200 employees aiming to integrate clients into society.
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Red Cross Supports Chaves County After House Fire
The American Red Cross in Southeastern New Mexico aids families after disasters from single house fires to larger emergencies. Local disaster program specialist Charlie Miller notes 75 plus years in Roswell and 75 local clients served last year with United Way funding enabling direct financial aid and shelter, food, clothing. The office is at 1400 W Second St Roswell. call 622 4370 for information.
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