Eye doctor reports double standards after assault in Roswell
Dr Kenneth Leadingham of Leadingham Vision Center says a homeless man urinated on the building and assaulted him after an altercation at 11th Street and North Virginia Avenue. He complained police were slow to respond despite multiple calls, questioning downtown Roswell safety.
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Congress pushes bill to limit and shrink national monuments
The House Natural Resources Committee advanced HR 3990, a Utah sponsored measure to cap monument size, protect fewer landscape features, require local county approval for new monuments, and permit presidential size reductions. debate follows Interior review of large monuments amid politicization of federal protections.
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Admissions Rise at Artesia General Hospital
Artesia General Hospital reports rising patient load with a 19 percent year-over-year increase in admissions and a 22 percent year-to-date rise, equaling 42 more admissions than through Sept 30 2016. Board feedback came during Monday’s October meeting led by CEO Bob Tyk.
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Senate advances 36.5 billion disaster relief package
The Senate backed a 36.5 billion hurricane relief bill with 79 yes votes, edging toward final passage. It includes 18.7 billion to replenish FEMA disaster accounts and 16 billion to fund flood insurance payouts, while denying extra aid for Harvey Irma rebuilding and Florida agriculture. The measure aims to avert a flood insurance shortfall and deliver aid to Puerto Rico as FEMA reports over 500 million in immediate relief.
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