Officer Jose Chavez Shooting near Hatch Spurs Death Penalty Debate
In Hatch New Mexico a traffic stop ended with Officer Jose Chavez shot dead and suspect Jesse Hanes jailed after a high speed chase carjacking and a bystander shot as Hanes stole a vehicle. The incident renews calls from former prosecutor to reinstate capital punishment while governor backs bills for it when the Legislature meets in January.
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Hatch
Alamogordo
Jesse Hanes
Hanes
Martinez
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Rio Rancho
Roswell Rally for Recovery aims to restore behavioral health services
Dr. Bob Phillips of Eastern New Mexico University Roswell and Nathan Padilla of Embrace lead Roswell's Rally for Recovery to celebrate the return and growth of behavioral health services. The noon to 5 p.m. event at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center features 20 to 25 service-provider tables, panels, and the documentary The Anonymous People, with wide community support from law enforcement, La Casa, La Familia, medical professionals, and insurers.
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Bob Phillips
Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell
Rally For Recovery
Counseling Associates
Phillips
la Casa Family Health Center
la Casa Family Health
Behavioral Health
Marti Everitt
la Casa
Roswell Convention & Civic Center
Taos
New Mexico
U.S
America
Ing
Law Enforcement
la Familia Mental Health
Recovery Services of
Black
Sunrise
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
United Health
Magellan Health
Molina
Curtis M. Michaels
Rdrnews
Pedestrian safety project eyed for Main Street Roswell
The New Mexico Department of Transportation plans a 550000 funding package for a Main Street pedestrian safety and street crossings project. It will add ADA ramps at First to Fifth streets, repaint lanes, install crossing signals, and test radar signs at Sixth and Walnut to calm downtown traffic.
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Roswell
Main Street
City of
New Mexico Department of Transportation
First
Fifth Streets
Sixth
Walnut
Smith
Tricts
Frontier
New Mexico
MainStreet
MainStreet Roswell
Tom Blake
Economic and Rural Development Committee
Roswell International Air Center
Lisa Dunlap
Rdrnews.com
UNM awards record degrees in 2015 16 year
The University of New Mexico awarded 5674 degrees in the 2015 16 school year, up from 5489 the prior year. Master’s and doctoral degrees totaled 1362 and 292. Provost Chauki Abdallah cites altered graduation requirements and stronger student services as factors.
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UNM
Chauki Abdallah
Abdallah
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