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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 2013

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Obama to urge tax hikes amid divided Congress

President Obama resumes his populist re election push urging a divided Congress to back higher taxes and fewer spending cuts. He seeks to redefine the fiscal battle with a focus on revenue and entitlement reform.

Washington Barack Obama Congress

RPD Custody Death Sparks Investigation

A man dies in Riverside Police Department custody prompting an inquiry as officials review the incident. In other local action Gregory Hobbs faces a jury verdict while Gabby Joyce selects NMSA outcomes and a RPD bust targets a sub teacher amid a Coyotes 64 62 win over the Rockets.

Gabby Joyce NMSA RPD Coyotes Edge Rockets

Snedeker Threads Birdie to Rally at Pebble Beach

Pebble Beach California AP report shows Brandt Snedeker finishing with a key birdie giving him renewed momentum in a tight round at one of golf’s legendary venues. The easing breath comes as he challenges leaders and eyes another strong finish this season.

Pebble Beach Calif Brandt Snedeker

Pope Benedict XVI shocks church with resignation

Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation effective Feb 28, a move no pope has made in over 600 years. Card D Schoenborn called it historic as 1.2 billion Catholics await a successor chosen by the cardinals, with Benedict guiding the process to secure his conservative legacy. The fast track conclave could alter age dynamics in future papal elections.

Vatican City Benedict XVI Benedict Vatican L'Osservatore Romano Franco Comaido

Northeast Commuters Struggle As Icy Storm Dumps Snow

Hartford area residents faced slick streets and blocked routes as two lane roads narrowed to one and snowbanks blocked corners. Over 80 000 power customers remained without electricity after a weekend storm, with 18 deaths reported across the U.S. and Canada and National Guard aid in Connecticut to clear roads amid three feet of snow in places.

Hartford Connecticut National Guard

Pentagon weighs scaling back drone buildup amid Asia focus

The Pentagon considers reducing the drone buildup as war winds down in Afghanistan and focus shifts to Asia. Air Force leaders say current unmanned systems may already suffice for future conflicts and new Asian defense needs require different drone and aircraft mix due to higher detection and shoot-down risk.

Langley Air Force Base Pentagon Asia Afghanistan Air Force

New Mexico Lawmakers Seek Compromise on Film Subsidy

House Republicans and Democrats push to revamp the 25 percent tax refund for film and TV production costs to attract more projects. A House committee postponed action while leaders seek agreement with the Senate and Gov. Susana Martinez on a united approach.

Santa FE New Mexico House Senate Susana Martinez Antonio “Moe” Maestas Albuquerque Taxation and Revenue Committee

New Mexico Waivers on Class Size May Expire

State waivers that let districts exceed class size limits could end next year forcing districts to hire many more teachers at a cost. Albuquerque Public Schools could need up to 300 teachers and $18 million without waivers. Senator Tim Keller sponsors a constitutional amendment to require smaller classes by 2020 2021 while preserving waivers if funding is insufficient.

Albuquerque New Mexico Sored

Romesha Receives Medal of Honor for Afghanistan Battle

Army veteran Clinton Romesha is awarded the Medal of Honor at a White House ceremony for his actions at Combat Outpost Keating in Afghanistan on October 3, 2009. He led troops to safety, fought Taliban attackers, and retrieved fallen comrades despite injuries, eight soldiers died and 22 wounded.

Army Clinton Romesha Afghanistan Washington White House Barack Obama Keating Pakistan Romesha Obama Ramesha East Room West Wing U.S

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