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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2011
Page
1
Campbell Soup Co. reports higher can sales in its fiscal second quarter but profits shrink due to aggressive discounting. The quarterly decline was anticipated, yet the release also brought additional negative news for the food company.
In Roswell Expo events today Baby Boomers take center stage while local Animal Control expands duties beyond dog catching. RPD reports a pre-trial in the elder abuse case as authorities search for a missing daughter and arrest a son. Bingaman plans retirement.
A quick glance at the NM Military Institute men’s basketball game against Clarendon College hints at a close contest with little scoring details visible on the stat sheet.
Obituaries note Henry W. Allen Augustina Amesqua Helen Bourandas and Marjorie Sidd. Included are brief notices of their deaths and service plans where available.
Roswell Mayor Del Jurney endorses Rep. Dennis Kintighs curfew proposal allowing local governments to restrict minors at night and directing police to escort truants to schools. The letter urges committee approval, signaling the city could be among first to enact the ordinance if law signed. The measure has cleared its first hurdle.
Juan Tomas Hounds of Albuquerque joined Roswell members to hunt coyotes on BLM land opposite Bottomless Lakes State Park. Eleven couples, about 22 hounds, took to the field with medical director Leandro Gutierrez and Roswell host David Durham noting culture and camaraderie as key draws. Adren Nance led the hunt stating colder weather favors the pack and describes traditional English attire and rituals such as the Stirrup Cup.
A Roswell man died and another was arrested for murder after a shooting near the entrance to the El Paso International Airport short-term parking area on a Friday afternoon. Police charged the suspect with murder as investigations continue.
ENMMC chief executive Bradley K. McGrath stepped down Monday to become project CEO at Community Health Systems, ENMMC’s parent. Eloise Blake praised his leadership in a staff note, citing the opening of the new Emergency Department and designation as a Level II Trauma Center during his 3.5 year tenure.
The GOP led House passed a $1.2 trillion spending bill cutting $61 billion from domestic and foreign aid with freshmen driving the deficit crackdown. It shields coal, oil, and farms from new rules and adds offsets across agencies. Senate opposition and White House veto threat loom.
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