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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2010
Page
1
President Obama celebrated a bipartisan season of progress at a year end news conference. He highlighted cooperation across parties as he reflected on policy wins and the ongoing agenda ahead.
An incumbent seeks to oust a fellow councilor in a power struggle. Burglaries rise, prompting police warnings and community appeals for safety. Activision targets Electronic Arts in a 400 million lawsuit as a major industry case. New Mexico surpasses two million residents, signaling growth and funding needs.
A California judge sentenced the driver who killed promising Angels rookie pitcher Nick Adenhart and two others in a drunken driving crash to 51 years to life. The defendant, a construction worker, faced a packed courtroom as the ruling was issued on Wednesday.
President Obama signed a law ending the don’t ask don’t tell policy allowing open service by gays. He urged discharged personnel to reenlist as the Pentagon studied how to reinstate them amid two ongoing wars.
State police request help locating Josefi na Horton also known as Weda and Josefina Franco in a Sept 2 stabbing on Railroad Road near Roswell. Horton faces aggravated battery and conspiracy charges. two male suspects already in custody while Horton remains at large. A methamphetamine find at a Western Motel room prompted further investigation. Crime Stoppers offers up to 1000 dollars for tips.
Eastern New Mexico University Roswell respiratory therapy student association organized a canned goods and Christmas toy drive for families at The Roswell Refuge 1306 W College. President Sonya Brooks said the effort aimed to support children who lose belongings and toys when seeking refuge. Boxes were placed on campus after Thanksgiving with help from students, faculty and families.
The Community Volunteer Program continues its annual Children's Christmas Party on Friday at the Yucca Center in Richardson with gifts and refreshments for families of prisoners. Johnny Gonzales notes the effort began in 1979 and has grown from 100 to 1000 children, supported by Chaves County volunteers and a storage-gathering drive.
Three firefighters and volunteers delivered gifts from a red velvet Santa Sack to Edward Montantez and his five children outside Nancy Lopez Elementary School on East Bland Street. The doorstep visit brought smiles and a sense of blessing on a Wednesday evening.
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