Lt. Gen. Richard T. Knowles Dies at 96 in Roswell
Retired Lt. Gen. Richard T. Knowles died at age 96 in his Roswell home. Born 1916 in Chicago, he served 32 years in the Army from 1942, earning the Silver Star and multiple high decorations. He helped establish the New Mexico Legislative Scholarship in 1989 to aid cadets at NM Military Institute.
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Water pumping halt ends Pecos River drawdown
The New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission stopped pumping Pecos River water to Carlsbad after heavy rains boosted supplies. Carlsbad Project surface water surpassed 110000 acre feet, aiding farmers in the Carlsbad Irrigation District. Director Estevan Lopez called the rains a crisis end and relief from pumping groundwater.
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Fed Keeps Bond Purchases Steady Amid Easing Doubts
The Federal Reserve ends its two day policy meeting without tapering asset purchases, signaling no timetable to reduce stimulus. Investors push stocks higher on hopes for sustained low rates as the 10 year yield falls from 2.85 to 2.71 percent.
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