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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2010
Page
1
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson faces renewed opposition from a Billy the Kid descendant who notes the territorial governor once met the outlaw but denied clemency 130 years ago. The dispute underscores long standing tensions over clemency in Santa Fe.
An employee speaks up and is fired after voicing concerns. A storm damages Charlie's Restaurant injuring the building and disrupting service. A man is arrested and charged in a local robbery. Main Street undergoes reconstruction while Beetles infest trees across town.
Rookie Josh Bell hit two home runs as Baltimore routed Texas 8-6, the Orioles belting four homers off Cliff Lee who joined a dubious club by allowing four long balls in a game. Ty Wigginton and Luke Scott also homered, adding to Lee's season total of 13 homers.
Weather forecasts list 96 high and 66 low with a focus on lotteries, opinion, and sports. The page includes Sunday business coverage and weather notes for the day.
A five hour community health fair at the Roswell Boys and Girls Club provided blood pressure and sugar tests immunizations body fat screening fitness assessments and EKGs at no cost. More than 30 health care providers attended and promoted awareness on smoking obesity and STDs. La Casa Family Health Center displayed visual food portions for diabetics and fat sugar content in fast foods.
MISTIC, part of Matrix Group, runs a Roswell security training center inside RIAC and nearby private ranches to replicate war zones for DoD FBI CIA officials. A 15 member team trains for two to four weeks with heavily armed escorts and local partners supplying vehicles and staff.
Bert Murphy, 82, born January 13 1927 in the Hot Springs Mountains Arkansas, recounts a life spanning the Depression era to modern oil. He served in World War II with the Army Air Corps and earned a naval commission in the Korean War before earning a petroleum engineering degree at Stanford. He worked as a roustabout roughneck and derrickman, designed a water system to force oil from spent wells, and started his own company shaping Artesia and Mallamar fields.
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