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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2010
Page
1
The Santa Fe artifact show, the nation’s largest and longest running event, opened under a cloud of fear as a federal probe into Native American artifact sales intensified across the Four Corners region.
A series of recent storms impact the town with roads flooded and delays. An employee speaks up and loses their job, while Charlie's Restaurant suffers storm damage and Main Street reconstruction plans move forward.
Roswell high school boys soccer opened with a 5-1 win over Hobbs. Hobbs led early after Marrin Lujan scored, but Roswell pressed and answered with a dominant attacking effort to take control.
Local notices show no obituary listings in today's edition, August 20, 2010. The weather section records a forecast high around 109 with a low not listed.
Rep Dennis Kintigh Roswell is sworn in as interim chief of the Roswell Police Department replacing Chief Rob Smith. The former FBI agent and 2008 Roundhouse member will lead the department until the January legislative session resumes. Mayor Del Jurney calls it a good day.
Chaves County commissioners unanimously approved four special use permits for solar power at 13 locations to power agricultural equipment. Twelve sites belong to Sunrise Energy Ventures, a Wayzata Minnesota company that develops and operates photovoltaic projects.
U S layoffs rebound with a nine month high in unemployment claims signaling possible job cuts this month. Construction layoffs hit Georgia and manufacturing cuts in Indiana while stimulus fades and public works slow. State and local budgets add to job losses, dampening consumer spending and growth prospects.
Roswell Independent School District reports Goddard High School achieved Adequate Yearly Progress under No Child Left Behind, the only school of its size in 3A 4A or 5A to do so this year. Eight of the district’s 19 schools met AYP in 2010 2011, compared with nine the prior year.
In Albuquerque the first general election debate centered on education. Democrat Diane Denish and Republican Susana Martinez argued over voucher plans and private school funding while pledging to shield public education from deeper budget cuts.
Two metal foot bridges flank a section of the $2.4 billion border fence near Acala Texas. Critics say the paths would allow migrants and smugglers to cross without getting wet while the International Boundary and Water Commission describes them as grade control structures.
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