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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2011
Page
4
A 91 year old woman was assaulted in her driveway after shopping. a thief grabbed her purse and fled in a dark sedan. The card was used later, prompting family actions with banks and retailers. Advice emphasizes carrying minimal items, safeguarding documents, and staying vigilant for the elderly and slow.
A curmudgeon laments modern protests from Occupy Wall Street to tea party gatherings. He notes Zuccotti Park funding, local discussions in New Mexico, and Albuquerque residents opposing a Wal Mart project while acknowledging support for nuclear energy and arms protection amid fear of nuclear waste nearby.
The piece notes S and P threats to the eurozone raise doubts about France and Germany while Italy shows lower yields than a week ago. It cites Merkel and Sarkozy reforms, ECB bond purchases, and deficit limits as keys to stability. It also covers Clinton's Yangon visit praising Myanmar reforms, possible sanctions lift, and cautions on continued military influence and prisoner releases.
Low intensity oscillating devices for home use aim to strengthen bones and reduce fracture risk by gently stimulating muscle and bone when stepped on. They differ from high intensity whole body vibration machines and may offer a complementary approach for osteoporosis management.
The article explains how bones remodel constantly with old bone resorbed and new bone formed. It notes low intensity vibration devices offer limited exposure compared to high intensity machines and mentions potential links to bone density and osteoporosis. HARVARD, Page AS.
Terri Cooper, a former Roswell resident now at Texas State Technical Institute, is among 31 students nationwide named to the 1987 Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. Cooper, 28, of Lubbock, will graduate in May and is an interior design technology student. Sunset Elementary School honors November Citizens of the Month: Andrew Beutcher, Michelle Burke, Lucia Carlos, Yolanda Corrales, Matthew Eich, Holly Houston, Iris Jurado, Monica Martinez.
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