Secret Santas Bring Gold Coins to Salvation Army
An anonymous donor has again dropped gold coins into Salvation Army kettles, this time in Fort Myers, Florida, continuing a four year pattern of secret gifts.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2009
Page
1
An anonymous donor has again dropped gold coins into Salvation Army kettles, this time in Fort Myers, Florida, continuing a four year pattern of secret gifts.
A Roswell incident prompts a manhunt as officers search for a suspect following a reported confrontation. Police describe the case as active with potential weapon involvement and ask witnesses to come forward.
Goddard soccer standout Scott Hall signed a national letter of intent to attend Lubbock Christian University in Lubbock Texas. Hall a two time all state player and 2008 district co player of the year will major in youth ministry at LCU. He spoke after signing in front of his parents coaches and about 30 fellow Goddard students.
Obituaries list Frank Salcido St Louis Leo Sena Elisa Flores Reyes Lavura Graham and Bob L Marshall. The page also includes a brief weather forecast noting a high low pair and a stray temperature 29 degrees.
President Obama urged top bankers to boost lending to small businesses and support a financial regulation overhaul. Banks pledged to increase lending and curb excess pay but warned of conflicting Washington signals. Regulators push prudence and higher capital cushions, limiting loan money while the bailout repayment rises.
Teresa Barncastle celebrates as Marine Sgt. Cody Salas returns home for Christmas. After three Iraq tours and a fourth in Afghanistan, the Roswell homecoming marks the first time the entire family will be together in five years.
The NMHSD statewide listening tour visited Mabee Lecture Hall at NMMI to hear residents thoughts on Medicaid coverage. Deputy director Larry Heyeck says federal shifts create severe shortfalls and NM aims to align with federal policy to maximize dollars and broaden coverage. He notes about 500,000 residents lack health insurance, roughly 23 percent, with NM ranking 49th in uninsured rate.
Citigroup will repay 20 billion and Wells Fargo 25 billion to exit the Troubled Asset Relief Program. The banks will raise capital and the government will sell its one third stake in Citigroup. Bank of America also announced full repayment of 45 billion last week as it seeks a new CEO.
At the U N climate conference in Copenhagen the session was suspended for most of Monday fueling distrust between developing nations and wealthier countries. Leaders planned to arrive early to salvage negotiations as ministers had no timetable to agree on emission cuts and safeguards related to the Kyoto Protocol.
Gov. Bill Richardson urged Roswell officials and business leaders to support the $25 Two Main Street Program encouraging residents to spend at least $25 at two home grown stores during the holiday season. Main Street Roswell members and local advocates attended the event.
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