Appeals court rules for NUMI in long alumni fight
The New Mexico Court of Appeals sided with New Mexico Military Institute in the five year legal battle with the school’s alumni association. Daniel Whitfield of Roswell said the decision is disappointing and that the association did not act as an agent. The court upheld a 2014 ruling that the alumni group operated under the Institute and that donations belonged to the school.
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New Mexico politicians condemn political violence after explosive packages found
New Mexico elected officials and both gubernatorial candidates condemned violence after reports of six explosive packages addressed to Obama the Clintons Brennan Holder and CNN were discovered. U S Senator Tom Udall called for restraint while authorities traced the parcels all mailed in manila envelopes with Wasser man Schultz as the return address.
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Roswell man pleads guilty to carjacking and firearm charges
Roswell resident Nathan Cole Owens 36 pleads guilty in Las Cruces federal court to carjacking and firearm offenses tied to a crime of violence. He faces 100 months in prison and will be under supervised release after release. sentencing is pending. The plea covers brandishing a firearm during a violent crime and being a felon in possession. The incident occurred March 14 at a cellular store in Roswell, prompting the charges.
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New Mexico races shape up for top elections post
Three candidates seek the secretary of state job in New Mexico as the state weighs campaign finance rule fixes and a possible shift to open primaries. Incumbent Maggie Toulouse Oliver faces Gavin Clarkson and Ginger Grider while the office rebuilds after past scandals and oversees voter rolls, voting machines, and corporate filings.
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