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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2011
Page
1
U S stocks climbed on Friday despite a survey showing American discontent with the economy. The day followed a week of record-setting swings as investors weighed mixed economic signals.
In a tense incident an officer unit encountered gunfire amid reports of an ambush scenario. Authorities tightened security and initiated a coordinated response as the situation unfolded, with no immediate details on casualties or suspects.
Tiger Woods shot a 10 over 150 at the Atlanta Athletic Club and missed the cut by six strokes. The former dominant player headed home as no one seized control of the tournament amid ongoing scrutiny of his personal and professional issues.
Consumers spent more on cars furniture electronics and other goods in July with May and June activity higher than thought. If spending sustains despite unemployment high gas prices and wealth loss the economy could rebound from a 0.8 percent pace in early 2011.
Sunset Elementary School reopened after renovations and new construction. Roswell School Board member Pauline Ponce highlighted remodels and new kindergarten and first grade classrooms during the Friday ceremony for parents and students.
Graffiti targeted Tabernacle Baptist Church for the second time this year, spraying five of seven yellow retired school buses in the church lot on Richardson Avenue with South side in silver and yellow. Rev. Pete Merlo said the buses serve hundreds of Roswell children weekly and the act was discovered Friday morning.
An 11th Circuit panel ruled Congress exceeded its authority by imposing the individual mandate to buy health insurance. The decision marks the first federal appeals court ruling against the core provision of the Obama health care overhaul, moving the case closer to the Supreme Court. Chief Judge Joel Dubina and Judge Frank Hull authored the 207 page opinion.
Federal wildlife officials propose expanding the endangered Southwestern willow flycatcher habitat in six Western states to bolster population and aid recovery. The move follows a settlement with the Center for Biological Diversity, challenging a 2005 habitat designation of more than 730 river miles.
11 year old Bryana Munoz of Dexter Middle School helps Carlsbad Atomic Blast win runner up at the 2011 USSSA Girls Fast Pitch tournament. The article highlights her 53 mph fastball drop ball and deceptive change up as the team reaches the final.
The 10 and under Class A team Atomic Blast earned second place at a Branson Missouri World Series event. They defeated state champions from Arkansas Iowa Kansas Oklahoma Illinois and Missouri and topped 22 of 23 rivals after a rocky pool round. Munoz earned Outstanding Pitcher honors as the squad endured a double elimination format.
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