Congress urged to act on Iraq
The Bush administration pressed Congress to take the lead against Iraq with a resolution to authorize military force. U.N. inspectors planned return to Baghdad as Iraq offered to accept inspections, while Russia and France opposed tougher action.
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Riggs Named New Chaves County Manager
Stan Riggs was approved 4-0 as Chaves County manager at a special session. He has served as interim county manager and county attorney for six months after Hubert Quintana’s firing, and oversight of a Design Collaborative Southwest Architects contract change.
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Oklahoma State University
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Eloy Ortega
Alice Eppers
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Jimmy Craig
Jerry Wood
Wood
Design Collaborative Southwest Architects Inc
Roswell Approves Fire-Suppression System Bid for Hangar
Roswell City Council unanimously approved an RFP for design and specifics of a fire-suppression system for Building 1083 at Roswell Industrial Air Center. The council asked the city manager to negotiate price and terms with ASCG of Albuquerque and raised questions about taxpayer costs if Dean Baldwin leaves Roswell.
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ASCG
Albuquerque
Dean Baldwin
Paint Company
Lee Rogers
Rogers
Ralph Fresquez
Economic Development Administration
OPEC to keep crude output steady despite price fears
In Osaka, several petroleum ministers said OPEC would not boost crude production for now, blaming price increases on war talk rather than supply. Nations like the United States seek more oil as winter heating demand rises, though officials expect no immediate action.
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Vistas Weather Brief from Southeastern New Mexico
Southeastern New Mexico's largest newspaper provides a concise weather note with regional forecasts for the day. Expect variable skies and regional temperature trends, with brief mentions of wind and precipitation chances affecting local activities.
Prescription drug use high among children rising study shows
A Medco Health Solutions study finds U.S. children under 19 increased prescription drug spending by 28 percent and time on meds by 34 percent last year. For adults 25 to 49 spending per patient rose 23 percent, while seniors rose less than 10 percent. Average annual cost per child is about 84.72 dollars.
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Medco Health Solutions
Franklin, N.J
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