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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2012
Page
1
Born in Santa Fe County in 1850, the Hispanic New Mexican urged compatriots to educate themselves and avoid futile resistance during the Lincoln County War, promoting practical options to withstand tyranny and suppression.
In a brief roundup, local items include a car crash causing power outages affecting about 1,000 residents and a city drive seeking 2 million dollars for infrastructure projects. McFadden serves as interim chief while questions rise about who purchased Impact Confections.
London AP reports Olympic champion Michael Phelps finished seventh at the turn then surged to touch first for another gold in the 100 meter butterfly final. The swimmer completed his last individual race with a triumphant finish and a signature smile.
About 100 people attended the unveiling of Missouri Avenue Elementary School the first new RISD elementary in over 60 years. The 14 million project on 700 W Deming St spanned 14 months with state praise from Hanna Skandera and leaders like Mackenzie Hunt and Glenda Moore. The old site at 700 S Missouri Ave becomes a public park as construction completes for the new classrooms.
Pegasus Global Holdings surprised observers by pulling out of a 1 billion project to build a ghost town and research center in Lea County. County Manager Mike Gallagher says questions over details triggered the retreat, and Hobbs officials learned of the move only after news broke.
First lieutenant in the Army Reserve and pastor Chris Mullennix was selected to attend the United States Military Academy program. The Church of God pastor learned of the chance while checking email last month and awaits details on the prestigious assignment.
Allen C. Dwyer filed a state Supreme Court appeal in November claiming his 15 year term for the death of 83 year old B. Tony Quici was cruel and unusual. Quici died after a Jan 22 2008 incident ruled a fall but his daughter questioned the finding and later Dwyer confessed to investigators.
Mary Hart uses hula dancing to perpetuate Hawaiian culture. She views her performances as storytelling that shares the Aloha Spirit and living culture through rhythm and movement.
The piece describes Hart as not a kumu hula yet embodying the Aloha Spirit and Ohana values. Born in Los Angeles as the youngest of four, she recalls a family with teachers and grocers and a childhood filled with community. In 1950s Southern California she visited the Date Festival annually where she learned to make candies and preserves from dates.
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