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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2012
Page
1
An art and photo exhibit in Mexico City about the illegal firearms trade and its deadly effects may travel to the United States. The show uses images and artwork to illustrate how weapons cross the border from the U S into Mexico and back, highlighting the contraband network and its human cost.
Amtrak riders worry about possible service end as city officials review transit options. Adair announces departure from a key role, while GHS and NMMI post a 29 game win streak with a decisive victory over downs. Local crime dog program faced questions as youth programs attract attention.
A nostalgic retro note recalls childhood tales of transformation as a metaphor for growth in sports memory. The piece muses on how early flaws can become strengths, linking memory to young athletes finding their paths.
A NRDC analysis flags rising temperatures and shifting precipitation as threats to water supplies in New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, and 29 other states. It says 60 percent have little or no preparation for climate related water impacts, with California New York and Maryland cited as more prepared.
A stand-off at 1302 W Eighth Street ended with RPD arresting Sigala after police responded to an alarm call at 9 46 am. A neighbor reported a young male fleeing the area and officers found a broken window at the alarm site before securing the scene.
City Manager Larry Fry says 75000 remains in Roswell city funds after the International UFO Museum and Research Center will operate its festival independently. The council may decide April 12 whether to redirect or use the funds for the event.
President Obama shifts focus to painting the five member Supreme Court as extreme. He aims to frame the court as an obstacle to his health care policy, signaling a broad strategy to influence the fall campaign and oppose potential rulings against his signature initiative.
Gateway Christian School seniors assisted the Community Volunteer Program on Thursday by filling Easter baskets with eggs candy pencils toys and stuffed animals. Gateway teacher Cynthia Botello noted 15 students participated in the effort aimed at supporting the annual Easter Food Basket Giveaway.
Rep. Nora Espinoza announces her run for the newly redistricted District 59 seat representing Chaves and Lincoln counties. The Oswego native, a former teacher and education reform advocate, has long pushed to end social promotion and improve reading outcomes while supporting tax reform. She favors the Parent Notification Act for minors and stresses parental rights over state control in education and abortion matters.
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