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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2013
Page
1
Army Pfc. Bradley Manning stood in dress uniform at Fort Meade on Wednesday as the judge announced the punishment for the 2010 leak case. The proceeding capped months of hearings and legal debate over the disclosure of classified material.
Recent rainfall aids ranchers but concerns linger. A new Walgreens program aims to help. Valley Meat faces a stop order amid regulatory questions. Experts say Roswell’s truth remains elusive as state laws vary and evolve.
Denver All-Pro linebacker Von Miller wore a scout team skullcap and spent much of the session helping the Broncos during a practice in Englewood Colorado.
Dona Ana County Clerk Lynn Ellins began issuing same sex marriage licenses, saying it was time to end the wait. He cited a state AG brief and pending district court lawsuits as justification, noting two couples entering the office had waited decades to marry.
New Mexico Republican Party Chairman John Billingsley addressed Chaves County Republican Women on a grassroots surge for 2014. He praised Southern New Mexico conservative values and discussed voter outreach, technology use, and key candidates. Billingsley was elected to a two year term.
The commission is reviewing a proposed rate hike that could raise the average Xcel Energy bill by about 23 dollars monthly starting January. Xcel officials met Roswell leaders to discuss upgrades to transmission systems, coal and natural gas plants, and new renewable energy additions.
Reports from Beirut say activists allege the Syrian regime used toxic gas in an artillery strike on suburbs east of Damascus, killing at least 130 people including many children. The government denies the claim and calls it baseless while the U.N. team seeks access to investigate.
Dennis Kintigh former Republican state representative and Chaves County sheriff detective argues laws suffer from vague wording. He notes higher courts narrow definitions such as “at the scene” in battery cases and calls for legislative tightening to restore protections in domestic violence and shoplifting arrests.
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