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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2010
Page
1
A flotilla of tiny jellyfish swarmed Spanish beaches stinging hundreds of swimmers this week. Biologists warn the blooms will grow more common with climate change and overfishing.
Russell found guilty on two counts Abbott convicted on two felony counts Miranda found guilty of burglary Lamb wins $8,784 cake at Livestock Sale in local notes from the Roswell area.
Denver signs veteran tailback Justin Fargas as Knowshon Moreno and Correll Buckhalter sit. The 30 year old joins a Broncos backfield needing depth after the Raiders alum arrives Wednesday.
Obituaries for Sarah Silva Chavez Edgar Joe Sims Doris Dodie Shelton Billy Bill Leo Lewis and James A. Blanscet appear in Today’s A6 section. The items list multiple individuals with death notices and brief references to their names.
Mis sion Arch Care and Rehabilitation Center residents fault a two month old central air failure as temperatures near 100 degrees. Rosie Guevara says she has not had cooling, seeks relief with a fan that only circulates hot air. City official Tom Dunlap calls the situation inexcusable and urges portable units for vulnerable seniors.
GOP candidate Susana Martinez proposes shifting 4 percent of current education funds into classrooms. She says this would free about 74 million dollars to recruit teachers, update textbooks and technology, and provide tutoring and summer programs without increasing the state budget. If elected, she vows to protect public education from cuts in a weak economy and rejects a tax hike.
Roswell Correctional Center in Hager man reports 10 of 36 correctional officer posts vacant, about 27 percent. Warden Joni Brown says shortages have persisted, though the rate has improved from about half prior to her January start. See OFFICERS, Page A6.
Gov. Bill Richardson announced emergency federal legislation will close a 191 million budget gap by providing 126 million via Medicaid and 65 million for public schools. Sen. Jeff Bingaman noted funds free state dollars and reduce potential layoffs while districts keep current funding until new money arrives. President Obama signed the bill after Senate and House passage.
RISD defense says students affiliated with Relentless in Roswell overstepped by distributing fetal dolls with Bible verses at two high schools. District attorney Jerry Walz notes First Amendment rights exist but must not disrupt education. suit stems from doll confiscation and discipline earlier this year.
The United States posted a nearly 50 billion trade deficit for June, the largest in almost two years. Exports fell 1.3 percent to 150.5 billion while imports climbed 3 percent to just over 200 billion, signaling slower growth for the second quarter and potential weakness in the manufacturing sector.
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