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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2013
Page
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Google's shares rise above 800 for the first time signaling investor optimism about higher profits from core search business and growing mobile market influence. Analysts cite monetization potential and expanding ad reach as key drivers of the milestone.
Deputy found guilty of sexual penetration. Licensing eased for veterans. County Commission to meet Thursday. Roswell’s most wanted profile updated. Dexter runs to?
Roswell girls win against Goddard in a local matchup with a decisive margin. The game showcased strong defense and key plays from standout players as the team maintained control through the fourth quarter.
The Obama administration weighs fines and trade actions against Beijing over cyberespionage after a Mandiant report ties 140 plus breaches to China's PLA Unit 61398. Officials say new measures could target the Chinese government and entities connected to cybertheft.
A male suspect with six outstanding warrants caused a disturbance at Dollar General on East Lupton Road prompting a lockdown at East Grand Plains Elementary. He fled on Highway 2 toward Dexter, then north on Highway 285, driving over spike strips laid by deputies near Darby Road before a later chase continuation.
The Senate Public Affairs Committee voted five to three to advance Senate Bill 416 raising the state minimum wage from $7.50 to $8.50 starting next year. Sponsor Sen. Richard Martinez says the increase helps struggling workers. Sen. William Soules supports the measure, arguing higher wages boost overall spending.
A House Voters and Elections Committee deadlock stalled a proposal to tie New Mexico's $7.50 per hour minimum wage to inflation with up to 4 percent annual increases. The measure faces possible reconsideration but lacks committee support to advance.
The panel approved a nearly 5.9 billion spending plan for the next fiscal year funding education and government programs from prisons to health care. It includes a 1 percent pay raise for state workers and educators and calls for 239 million more in spending, about 4.2 percent, than the prior year. Democrats objected to education funding while Republicans backed the bill, which surpasses the governor’s recommended amount by about 7 million.
In Albuquerque the House Education Committee backed by Democrats tabled Rep. Mary Helen Garcia's bill to halt social promotion and require reading remediation for third graders not proficient. Rep. Mimi Stewart argues the measure would impose an unfunded mandate on public schools and fall short on funding.
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