Roswell considers rent abatement policy for RIAC tenants
Roswell City Council Airport Committee holds a workshop to assess rent abatement for tenants at Roswell Industrial Air Center. Officials weigh fairness, compliance with anti donation rules, and the impact on airport revenue while noting flexibility and potential effects on future tenants. The council later approves a separate funding resolution of 1.8 million dollars to repair runways and tarmacs using federal airport funds.
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Airport Committee
Roswell
Rogers
Larry Fry
Fry
del Jurney
AAR
Dean Baldwin Painting Co
Spencer Fields
RIAC
Judy Stubbs
Stubbs
Ralph Fresquez
Commissioners table key items on indigent care and nursery aid
Chaves County Commission tabled the La Casa de Buena Salud medical services agreement amid concerns over patient access and cost. They also considered funding Working Mothers Day Nursery and reviewed health care write-offs and county contracts while citing budget views of a health care “black hole.”
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Chaves
Contreras
la Casa
Commission
Jimmy Craig
Stan Riggs
Working Mothers’ Day Nursery
Working Mothers’ Day Nursery Board of Directors
Senator presses agencies over herbicide contamination damage
Southeastern New Mexico farmers claim water contamination ruined crops and hire a Santa Fe firm to seek damages. Senator Bingaman calls on the Bureau of Land Management and the Natural Resources Conservation Service to investigate their use of tebuthiuron on rangelands near the Black River and to hold responsible parties accountable.
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Malaga
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Frank Doppler
Oscar Vasquez
Bureau of Land Management
The
Natural Resource and Conservation Service
Black River
Prison mall spurs public records policy change
Inmates in New Mexico have used public records to identify women for letters and calls. The Daily Record will stop printing addresses in accident reports to protect individuals. Police describe this as a common inmate practice, while officials note the ongoing risk of unwanted and graphic correspondence.
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New Mexico
Daily Record
Brad McFadin
Criminal Investigations Division
Roswell
The
Rally Observance Ends With Fireworks and Taps in Roswell
The rally continued from page A1 featured a candle light ceremony and a 8:15 p.m. lights out. New Mexico Military Institute buglers played Taps as Roswell Fire Department and the Roswell Fireworks Committee sponsored a second fireworks display before the flag was retired. The event lasted 102 minutes, matching the time between the two World Trade Center collapses. Mayor Owen noted the two week delay did not hurt the event’s quality and urged participation.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
World Trade Center
Owen
Campbell leaves Roswell to return to Albuquerque
Campbell, after six years as Roswell police chief, plans a move back to Albuquerque. He expresses pride in his officers and says it is time to move on. City Manager John Capps awaits decisions on an interim chief and a permanent replacement.
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Riggs
Harold Hobson
Hobson
Lubbock
Albuquerque
Campbell
Roswell
John Capps
Mail Subscription Rates for Roswell Daily Record
Subscription rates list pricing by region with different monthly and multi month options. Rates cover all New Mexico ZIP codes and other states, with addresses for change of address and mailing post.
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Roswell Daily Record
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