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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2010
Page
1
Pecos Valley Rehabilitation Suites at 1601 S Main St celebrated its one year anniversary with a ribbon cutting and a holiday party on Tuesday. The event highlighted community support and ongoing care options.
Officials indicate Jennings will retain the top position as area schools face vandalism threats. A 2011 battery report is cited in ongoing investigations, with the public urged to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity to authorities.
The New Mexico Military Institute Bronco football program announces a coaching transition as Josh Lynn takes over the team. The initials of the coach remain the same, continuing the Bronco tradition.
Obituaries listed include Geoffrey Allen Vandewart Audrey Mae Wagner Franklin Wright Jr Bobbie Lee Nichols Roger Wayne James Reed Joseph Antonio Arias. The page also teases today’s forecast with high and low temperatures.
The Senate approved a two year extension of Bush era tax cuts and extend jobless benefits by a wide margin 81 to 19. The bill also lowers Social Security taxes for 2011 and includes energy tax provisions and ethanol subsidies. Obama urged House action by Thursday while Democrats and Republicans debated estate tax implications and budget effects.
A scuffle broke out outside the district court after James Gomez 20 faced a preliminary hearing on a first degree murder charge in the Feb 14 stabbing death of 16 year old Zachary Perez. About 15 officers from the Chaves County Sheriff and Roswell PD escorted families away.
New Mexico Military Institute donated 2500 to the Chaves County Cancer Fund in Roswell after a late September cancer awareness run. CCCF president Jim Clark and former presidents Ann Dye and Cindy Vaughn received the check in the commandant’s office.
The House approved a repeal of the don’t ask don’t tell policy by a 250 to 175 vote, sending the issue to the Senate for potential final action. President Obama and defense leaders support ending the ban, but Senate time and partisan hurdles may delay final passage this year.
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