Banks plan rapid foreclosure surge across 23 states
Bank of America said it will resume foreclosures on more than 100,000 homes in 23 states starting next week, signaling a renewed wave of distressed property actions despite signs of easing demand.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2010
Page
1
Bank of America said it will resume foreclosures on more than 100,000 homes in 23 states starting next week, signaling a renewed wave of distressed property actions despite signs of easing demand.
Two men die in an auto wreck while a kidnapping suspect turns themselves in. A parade opens at the Eastern NM State Fair as Xcel Energy unveils a solar energy demo and CC honors cross country athletes.
In New York, Cliff Lee shined brightest in the postseason, delivering a dominant performance that surpassed his prior outings and energized the team and fans.
Republican challenger Steve Pearce charges Harry Teague misled voters about a 2008 3.3 million dividend from Teaco Energy. Teague says the funds returned to the company and that no personal salary was drawn. Teague released 2008 tax figures showing business income but low personal taxes, while Pearce questions dividends and jet ownership amid wage cuts.
Officials say no imminent collapse of an underground cavern formed by a brine well at a busy Carlsbad intersection. State legislators were briefed as a precaution. Tests found two voids under the well, with the lower cavern containing anhydrites.
Roswell participants in Amazing Roswell Mysteries Adventures spent hours living as disabled individuals. They rode buses visited the UFO Museum and other sites while some wore blindfolds or used wheelchairs or audio tracks simulating schizophrenia.
U S District Judge Virginia Phillips signaled a tentative ruling to deny the government's request for a stay on her order halting enforcement of the ban on openly gay troops. She planned to rule by Tuesday after hearing Justice Department arguments. If she rejects the stay, DOJ officials say an appeal would follow.
Aaron Daugherty, 24, faces two counts of first degree murder in the June 13 2009 shootings that killed Valerie York 25 and Mark Koenig 23 at 1207 W Hobbs St. Assistant DA Michael Sanchez outlined the scene while Sgt. Michael Taylor described bloody footprints and the body in the doorway.
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