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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2012
Page
1
The Supreme Court, split along ideological lines, ruled that jailers may perform invasive strip searches on individuals arrested for even minor offenses. The decision emphasizes security concerns and leaves some justices wary of civil liberties implications.
Community agencies escalate efforts to locate a missing runner as authorities coordinate with shelters and CASA staff. Detectives review tips while patrols increase visibility. supporters rally around the victim with social media outreach.
New Orleans AP reports Reggie Miller inducted into the Hall of Fame joining veteran coach Don Nelson and college standout Ralph Sampson in a ceremony that honors their basketball careers.
President Obama urged the Supreme Court to uphold the health care overhaul, warning that overturning it would hurt millions and representing an unprecedented challenge to judicial restraint. He predicted a majority would sustain the law when the ruling arrives in June and aimed to sway public opinion and justices alike.
Roswell Public Library marked its 106th birthday with music at both ends of the building. The event featured cake in the Malone Room, displays from archival scrapbooks, and a proclamation by Mayor Del Jurney naming April 2, 2012, Roswell Public Library Day, noting its 1906 Carnegie Library origins.
Mitt Romney was asked about his Mormon beliefs by a Ron Paul supporter in Green Bay as Wisconsin voters prepared to cast ballots. The protester cited scripture about skin color and interracial relationships, but Romney deflected, saying he would answer questions about his views if asked, while discussing his faith and past church service.
Dennis Kintigh, a former FBI agent and ex interim Roswell police chief, aims to win the District 66 state House seat after district realignment. He favors power sharing on committees, legal and tax reform, stronger crime victim protections, and a more respectful criminal justice system.
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