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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2012
Page
1
New York AP reports that after two years of rising corporate profits, the major firms are showing signs of slowdown as the broader economy stalls. Analysts warn that relentless earnings growth may be losing momentum for the profit engine of corporate America.
The brief notes a lively expo event described with playful phrases and community chatter. It mentions a sale by RRH to Lovelace and ends with a casual comment about the Broncos dropping two games.
Eli Manning dominates as Giants defeat Patriots 21 to 17 in Indianapolis. Manning earns MVP honors, showcasing elite performance that outshines Tom Brady in this Super Bowl clash.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Gary A Martinez Kenneth Lewis A J Fleming Viola Williams and Jeff Smith with few details on their lives or services.
The House Appropriations and Finance Committee cut 2013 spending in House Bill 2 and adjusted revenue projections after natural gas prices fell. Debate also centers on House Bill 103 restricting licenses to Social Security number holders, with Gov signoff if total repeal.
The Roswell Parks and Recreation Committee discussed establishing a dog park, Wool Bowl renovations, and a J Kenneth Smith Bird and Nature Center plan. Key hurdles include fencing cost and school district approval, with the current site near the Wool Bowl offering limited space and available parking adjacent.
BEIRUT AP reports the United States closes its Damascus embassy and Britain recalls its ambassador as Western powers demand Assad leave. The moves occur despite UN vetoes by Russia and China and aim to bolster the Syrian opposition amid the deadly Arab Spring conflict.
New Mexico regulators voted unanimously to repeal a regional cap and trade program aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Utilities and oil and gas groups argued the rules would cost jobs and raise energy prices, while Gov. Martinez praised the decision as protecting families and the state economy. Environmentalists noted the move aligns with expected outcomes.
The United States imposes stricter penalties aimed at Iran to pressure its nuclear program. Washington empowers banks to freeze government assets and closes money movement gaps, targeting the Central Bank of Iran as part of a broader effort to curb oil revenue and deter potential military action.
A family story shows how dementia can hide in plain sight as caregivers struggle with early signs. Experts urge a National Alzheimer's Plan, dementia capable primary care, and mandatory family input to improve screening and caregiver health assessments.
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