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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2013
Page
1
U.S. employers added the fewest jobs in nine months in March as more people left the labor force or stopped seeking work. The weaker than expected payrolls data weighed on stocks with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping about 76 points.
A Roswell festival lineup features ET themes and water measurement talk at the UFO Museum. Festival speakers cover topics from 2013 events to local culture. Cops arrest Knight on 104 counts. Manemann plans letter to NMMI as community notes.
Syracuse arrives confident with its suffocating zone defense to curb Michigan’s fast break approach. Michigan coach John Beilein faces a seasoned opponent as Trey Burke and the Wolverines bring a up-tempo attack to a clash of contrasting styles in Atlanta.
Obituary notice for Dr. Greg Leadingham appears on page B3 with a brief overview of his life and career. No further biographical details are provided in the fragment.
Gov. Susana Martinez signed a nearly 5.9 billion budget that funds a 1 percent across the board raise for public employees, including school staff, starting July 1. She used line-item vetoes to shave 1.7 million and cut 125 thousand from the Commission on the Status of Women, with some funds reallocated. The package also revamps the pension system for about 90,000 workers and retirees, with smaller cost of living adjustments and higher employee contributions to strengthen the retirement fund.
Gov Susana Martinez signs bills allowing bars and restaurants to begin serving alcohol at 11 a.m. on Sundays while off premise liquor sales start at noon. Counties may raise elected official salaries by up to 15 percent and increase caps for positions like sheriff treasurer and assessor. County commissioners See BILLS, Page A3
President Barack Obama's proposal to revise how the government measures inflation could reduce qualifications for college grants and anti poverty programs, trim benefits for seniors and veterans, and raise taxes for low income families. If adopted across the government the new measure would affect many programs tied to yearly price changes and Social Security benefits.
In Santa Fe AP report, Gov. vetoes measures including reforms to the judicial retirement system demanding higher payroll contributions, elimination of court docket fees funding the pension, restructuring the New Mexico Finance Authority board, and making the State Education Commission independent with charter school decisions. It also covers pension enrollment for former and current lawmakers and a proposed $700 annual contribution for lawmakers.
The FAA postpones 149 private contractor operated control tower closures to mid June amid legal challenges and local funding talks. About 50 airport authorities seek to fund operations themselves while suits seek to block shutdowns citing safety and budget law concerns.
Kyle Bullock, great grandson of founder Oscar Bullock, debuts a light comedy about his family’s 80 year jewelry business in Roswell. The play recalls Oscar and Helen starting the shop in the 1920s, Dixon’s Texas Tech years, Pat and Don running the store after Dixon’s death, and long standing Christmas family traditions built around the business.
Kyle and Heather helped their grandmother run the family store and bake delights that defined holiday memories. The 20 year old student writes about his grandmother Pat and her late love Dixon, whom she missed after 30 years apart, in a new play titled Those Unforgettable Black Rims.
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