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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2011
Page
1
Jamie Oliver will not film another segment of his reality show in Los Angeles schools after the Los Angeles Unified School District terminated the filming permit. District spokesman Robert Alaniz confirmed the action this week.
A local woman faces 46 counts in a broad 24 hour news roundup. Readers see a misspelled sign to be corrected and a curfew bill introduced by Kintigh. Weather hampers drivers but snowstorm spurs acts of goodwill by good Samaritans.
Roswell district opener at the Coyote Den saw No. 23 Deyton DeLaCerda score a game high 31 points for the Coyotes, backing coach Britt Cooper's claim as the top guard in 4A as they outlasted the Rockets.
Obituaries note Felix O Sepulveda Sylvester Purcell Cole Randle Paul Woodruff among today’s deaths. Public forecast shows a high of 52 and a low of 26 with mainly dry conditions.
Science education advocates oppose House Bill 302 that would bar discipline of teachers for presenting strengths and weaknesses of topics such as evolution climate change and human cloning. Rep Thomas A. Anderson says the measure shields relevant scientific information. Critics call it antievolutionary and warn it could invite religious influence in classrooms.
A bill by Rep. Nora Espinoza would halt promotion of nonproficient third graders to fourth grade. Sen. Mary Jane Garcia sponsors the measure, which targets parental notification and state policy on reading standards.
As near freezing temperatures return, authorities monitor natural gas flows during a dangerous deep freeze that closes schools and government agencies. Mayor Berry urged residents to lower thermostats by 10 degrees to conserve energy while forecasts predict daytime warming into the 30s and weekend highs in the mid 40s.
Cairo crowds near 100000 demand swift Mubarak ouster and a temporary, military backed government to steer Egypt toward democracy. Washington discusses turnover timing while ElBaradei criticizes plans for five month constitutional reform and September elections.
Roswell native and attorney Tom Dunlap concentrates his practice on elder issues. He works from his childhood home and aims to empower older residents with knowledge and tools to defend against scams and financial exploitation.
Dunlap dedicates time to protecting older residents from phone and Internet scams. He notes scammers move town to town and target the elderly, sometimes even involving family members. Born in Roswell, he grew up near Melrose and served as a community educator to deter exploitation.
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