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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2011
Page
1
Two years after a market collapse, New York reports a booming bull run with renewed confidence. Analysts weigh whether this rally can sustain, as investors watch key indices and corporate earnings.
A rapid roundup notes a school board elections day with a misspelled sign to be corrected, a Vega case hearing, and lawmakers walking out during a House hearing. The items reflect local political activity and procedural disruptions.
Arlington Texas AP Clay Matthews works to outplay expectations tied to a Hall of Fame surname while pursuing his own football career separate from family legacy.
Obituaries appear for Pamela Catherine Harvey Waynon G Lyles Felicita Reyes Sharnene Jay Brooks and Letha Pearl Gonzales. The page lists the names and related brief memorial notices.
Roswell Senator Rod Adair leads a bill to create a statewide victim notification fund to support the VINE system. The measure, backed by the New Mexico District Attorneys Association, cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee on Jan 26 and would fund notifications to victims families and attorneys through a small fee on inmates.
Governor Susana Martinez pushes expanded DNA testing for felons. Law proposes widening Katie's Law to require DNA samples from arrestees, citing Kathryn Sepich's murder and delayed killer identification.
A winter storm hit New Mexico bringing snow and freezing temperatures. Albuquerque roads were icy and schools closed or delayed in several districts including Albuquerque Los Lunas Rio Rancho Santa Fe Melrose Tucumcari and San Jos. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning through Wednesday morning with up to two inches possible in Albuquerque and hills further north could see nine to fifteen inches.
In Cairo Mubarak announced he would complete the remaining months of his presidential term and not run again, amid a mass protest wave. He promised reforms for a peaceful transfer of power, while clashes flared in Alexandria between protesters and supporters.
Pauline J. Ponce, a former state representative, won the Roswell Independent School District District 4 seat in unofficial results, defeating incumbent George Peterson by 38 votes and councilor Barry Foster by 55. Jim Waldrip retained District 2.
Joshua Rivas, 20, was arrested by the Chaves County Internet Crimes Against Children task force on seven counts of criminal sexual exploitation of a child on January 27. Detectives traced him through a Roswell IP address and seized a Dell laptop, HP desktop, and a hidden flash drive after warrants. He admitted to viewing child pornography and downloading files out of curiosity. He faces possible sentences up to 18 months per count and is held on 50,000 cash bond for the exploitation charges and 15,000 for resisting arrest.
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