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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2011
Page
1
Harrison Dehiya voices a morning program across the Navajo Nation reaching hundreds of Navajo families in remote areas with little or no electricity or running water. Some listeners go days or weeks without English. This AP report highlights language preservation through radio.
Wisconsin erased a large deficit against previously undefeated Ohio State with a rapid 13 minute rally to seize control. Jordan Taylor led Wisconsin with key plays as the Badgers turned the game to their favor.
Rep. Dennis Kintigh, R Roswell, wins first committee approval for a measure letting cities set curfews for minors and empower police to escort truants home. The bill, backed by Roswell officials, heads to the House Judiciary Committee after a 3-2 vote amid partisan objections.
Local Vietnam Veterans of America pressed Congressman Steve Pearce in Roswell on veteran transportation and health care access. They questioned why the DVA does not provide free transportation to distant VA facilities while Pearce promoted a Wednesday introduced bill allowing home town care.
Sage Day celebrates the canine hero Sage to raise funds for the Sage Foundation for Dogs Who Serve. The event at Roswell Convention and Civic Center begins around 10 a.m. with a mayoral proclamation, followed by a parade through town to Champion Harley Davidson with Roswell Police escort.
The measure targets hundreds of programs across the federal government including Americorps and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting while defense and veterans programs are protected. Democrats denounce the plan as irresponsible and risky for education and research.
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