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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 2012

Page

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End of the Line for Southwest Chief at Lamy Depot

Amtrak's Southwest Chief serves Lamy twice daily while the rest of the day the station sits deserted. Ford Robbins, a longtime train advocate, has tracked the Southwest Chief's saga for years.

Santa FE Amtrak Southwest Chief Lamy New Mexico Ford Robbins

Wings holds anniversary party with you belong here tribute

RPL marks its 106th birthday while celebration theme You belong here Pat welcome home features at NMMI. GHS extends its win streak to 29 as teams rally in a region-heavy sports roundup.

Wings Insects Attack Pistons RPL Pat NMMI

Cardinals tame Marlins in Park opener

Muhammad Ali threw the first pitch as Kyle Lohse held Miami hitless until the seventh inning and pitched into the eighth, guiding the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4 1 victory over the Miami Marlins in their new ballpark.

MIAMI Miami Marlins Muhammad Ali Kyle Lohse St. Louis Cardinals Lohse Cardinals Marlins Park

Adair withdraws from New Mexico Senate race

Senator Rod Adair files with Secretary of State to withdraw from the June 5 primary in District 33. He cites desire to help Republicans win a majority and concentrate efforts on upholding campaigns, noting Democrats facing many retirements and primaries. He has served since 1996 and praised Gov. Martinez for redistricting actions.

Rod Adair Roswell Dianna Duran Adair Senate Senate Democrats Susana Martinez

McGruff the Crime Dog Visits Roswell Nursery

McGruff the Crime Dog loped into Working Mothers Day Nursery on Wednesday to greet about 60 children aged 2 to 5. Nursery director Kathleen MacDonald said the visit aimed to show kids that police are friends as they study community workers this week.

McGruff Working Mothers Day Nursery Kathleen MacDonald MacDonald

Five Million Dollar Cost to Redraw New Mexico Maps

The state faces potential legal fees exceeding 5 million if redistricting lawsuits proceed. Gov. Martinez opponents seek millions in fees while Hall weighs requests totaling over 3.9 million with 1.2 million already spent. Democrats and tribes challenge the large awards as excessive.

Santa FE New Mexico The Albuquerque Journal Susana Martinez James Hall Hall Martinez GOP John Wertheim

Romney accuses Obama of misleading voters on second term

Mitt Romney attacks President Obama as deceptive in a bid to portray him as hiding plans for a second term. He criticizes recent remarks to Dmitry Medvedev and cites election-year tax and government policy shifts in a newspaper editor audience.

Washington Mitt Romney Barack Obama Obama Dmitry Medvedev Romney

President signs STOCK Act barring insider trading

President Barack Obama signed legislation to bar members of Congress the president and thousands of federal workers from profiting on nonpublic information learned on the job The act embodies the American value of fair play and aims to curb insider trading among lawmakers See STOCK Page A3.

Washington Barack Obama Congress Obama

US seeks more young farmers across the nation

Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan says a farming age gap is widening as the median age climbs. New Mexico leads states with the oldest farmers near 60, while census data show more farmers over 65. She campaigns at universities to recruit younger generations to repopulate working lands.

Albuquerque U.S Kathleen Merrigan America New Mexico Arizona Texas U.S. Department of Agriculture Merrigan Associated Press

Tornadoes Hit Dallas Area Ground DFW Flights

One delayed flight was due to reach Roswell International Air Center on Wednesday as storms forced hundreds of cancellations at Dallas Fort Worth International. Manager Jennifer Brady said no arrivals or departures by 4 p.m. with a late flight expected to land later that evening.

Roswell International Air Center Riac Air Center Jennifer Brady Dallas Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport

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