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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2010
Page
1
Anchorage Alaska former Senator Ted Stevens a longtime champion of Alaska died in a plane crash at the age of 86. The veteran lawmaker known for pushing costly projects including the Bridge to Nowhere faced decades of public scrutiny over federal spending.
Russell found guilty on two counts and Abbott convicted of two felony counts. Lamb takes $8,784 cake at Livestock Sale. Miranda found guilty.
Gerina Mendoza and Martin Piller hold top rankings on their tours with multiple top-10 finishes and 2010 wins. The couple compare notes on life across the Duramed FUTURES and Nationwide Tours and say they have made each other better since they began.
Obituaries for Edgar Joe Sims Antonio Hernandez Inge Emma Swallers Joaquin Océn and Sarah Chavez appear alongside a brief local forecast noting a high of 103 and a low of 70.
Alianza in Hobbs may shut down if it cannot replace Dr. Carrie Ash Mott, who leaves end of August for Arizona. The center, the only AIDS HIV case management agency in southeastern New Mexico, serves 10 counties and requires a medical director to operate.
Roswell schools started the 2010 academic year with higher enrollment figures. Superintendent Mike Gottlieb reported 209 more students than last year by 3:30 p.m. and expected at least 269 after missing kindergarten counts are added. He projects total enrollment at 9,444, up from 9,171, with firm totals by the 10th and 40th days.
The Target School Spree, held at 2725 N. Main St in Roswell, provided 30 students from local schools with $80 gift cards each to buy backpacks and supplies for the 2010 school year. The program, part of a nationwide effort, included volunteers from The Salvation Army and eight Noon Rotary Club members, with Chaperones guiding the shopping.
Tatiana Trujillo, 7, collected more than 400 dollars from 23 businesses to buy a computer for Military Heights Elementary School after finding only eight devices for a class of ten. She said the short supply meant sharing among students.
The House approved a $26 billion emergency jobs package to avert mass layoffs, with $10 billion to rehiring teachers and $16 billion to extend Medicaid payments. Obama signed the bill as Democrats tout action before the new school year while Republicans condemn the measure as wasteful spending.
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