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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2011
Page
1
Elizabeth Taylor was admitted to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in the past few days for congestive heart failure. Spokeswoman Sally Morrison confirmed the Oscar winner’s hospitalization as of Friday, noting her age and ongoing treatment.
RPD arrests and charges surface in a night of regional crime news. Pecos kids learn life skills through a local musical program. A county law proposal aims to expand investments. Broncos fall by 17 to Hawks in prep hoops as Rocket and Coyote girls stumble.
Artesia battles Roswell in the Bulldog Pit and Launching Pad, overcoming turnovers and missed shots to stay competitive. The Roswell win shocks the state while Artesia fights to finish strong in a tough night.
Obituary notices list Frances Horton Elizabeth Ann Tydlaska Evangelina Rodriguez de Quintana Roy Russell Whiting and Bennie Waggoner. Page B10 reports their deaths and funeral details. The page also contains a forecast: today’s high is 61 and low 19.
National Education Association of New Mexico UniServ Consultant Greg Maxie spoke in Roswell about mold illness linked to Goddard High School. Nicole Vargas, mother of Ralphe Noel Vargas, and Dr. Scott McMahon discussed susceptibility tests based on Dr. Shoemaker methods. Maxie avoided endorsing groups while praising ongoing research.
Ruidoso officials continue to fight water leaks after a freeze ruptured many lines. They announced showers would be available at the Ruidoso High School auxiliary gym for residents lacking clean water, as crews isolate leaks to protect village water supply.
Former astronaut Harrison Schmitt ends his bid to lead the New Mexico Energy Minerals and Natural Resources Department after Gov. Susana Martinez says he refused to waive an investigator liability for a required background check. The move follows criticism from the Senate Rules Committee chair over the dispute and underscores the need for compliance to restore public confidence.
Crowds across Cairo and Alexandria celebrate Mubarak’s surrender to the military after 18 days of peaceful protests. People cheer in Tahrir Square as soldiers are hailed, tanks appear, and state TV is besieged amid a pivotal moment ending three decades of rule.
Sally Anderson described as a community minded art lover and linguistic anthropologist. She is mother to Willard Midgette's children and part of Greenwich society while noting an unconventional life with Reed College professor turned New York artist Willard Midgette.
The feature recalls how a woman married an American treasure, challenging family expectations about money and happiness. She explains that understanding a person requires more than looking, using many ways to explore and respecting hidden parts.
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