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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2011
Page
1
Roswell Police Department conducted preliminary physical and written tests for 15 applicants on Thursday. Ages ranged 20 to 54 with most locals and two applicants from California. The stretch and reach test required touching toes with legs straight.
The proposal to restrict the House speaker's powers dies in committee after opposition from key lawmakers. Fry confirms Madsen's firing as part of internal changes. Pence plans retirement while Kerr Ranch lease goes to highest bidder. Girls basketball team praised by CC for strong season performance.
The NFL and the players union agreed to mediation to resolve stalled negotiations on a new collective bargaining agreement. The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service will oversee talks in Washington starting today, with FMCS director George H. Cohen leading separate discussions with each side.
Senate President Pro Tem Tim Jennings introduces four health bills, three focused on cancer care. SB282 aims to expand rural access to cancer clinical trials by easing physician paperwork and offering a $1000 tax credit per patient in trials. Jennings says the move helps rural doctors compete with large centers like UNM Hospital and improves access for patients.
A proposal to require voter IDs at the polls was tabled 7-6 by the House Voters and Elections Committee amid party-line opposition. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Dianne Hamilton, faces likely death for the session as Democrats retain control but Republicans gained seats. Proponents say ID cards increase election integrity while opponents call it unnecessary.
Governor Susana Martinez joins a bipartisan group to back bills that would halt social promotion, requiring third graders to meet reading benchmarks in order to advance. The measure ends parent overridals and aims to ensure students can read by third grade, addressing long term disadvantages.
Eastern New Mexico University Roswell's Center for Workforce and Community Development aims to cut energy costs for 800 low income households in Roswell through the Energy Efficiency Assistance program funded by a $200,000 grant from the New Mexico Environment Department.
Six senators from both parties push to reform Social Security Medicare and Medicaid amid warnings of long term funding strain. Obama outlines a broad budget while Congress stalls. Medicare and Social Security face funding gaps as baby boomers retire.
Animal Control acts as a city law enforcement branch enforcing animal related ordinances and assisting Roswell Police during searches and with arrest warrants. Supervisors and officers describe restraining animals for police, providing medical and emergency support, and handling welfare checks and unattended deaths until families claim pets.
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