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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2013
Page
1
Powdery snow up to 18 inches blankets much of the midwest and beyond. Airports close and schools halt as sleet and freezing rain complicate travel and force state legislatures to suspend sessions. The storm shifts north and east, shaping a broad, icy path.
In a tight session, the Senate approved the Pirtle farm bill amid partisan tension. The measure seeks to bolster agricultural subsidies and rural development programs, with supporters citing economic relief for farmers. Opponents warn of fiscal strain and potential environmental impact.
Gateway Christian earned its second win of the season by defeating visiting Lake Arthur 44-21. The Warriors led 8-2 after the first period and surged in the second quarter 17-8 to seize control and finish strong.
Obituary notices list Vinson Carter William Mel Mayes and Pedro T Ibarra with brief age references and page location. No further biographical details provided in the fragment.
The New Mexico House approved a fiscal 2015 budget 53 to 16 sending the plan to the Senate. It includes nearly 5.9 billion for schools colleges and state programs with a 4.2 percent rise and a 3 million pilot for merit pay to reward high performing teachers amid Democratic objections.
The New Mexico Senate Conservation Committee backed SB 462 to allocate 2.5 million dollars from the general fund for the Interstate Stream Commission for drought relief in the lower Pecos River Basin during the 2014 fiscal year. Sponsors are Sens. Carroll Leavell and Cathrynn Brown.
Valley Meat Co. owner Rick De Los Santos filed a lawsuit against the USDA FSIS alleging failure to comply with federal law and provide equine inspection services at the facility. The company seeks action while awaiting permit decisions after a yearlong delay.
Chaves County Commissioners approve a resolution backing SB 463 to preempt local control of oil and gas exploration and operations, citing state agencies like the Oil Conservation Committee and Oil Conservation Division. They also donate the Fisk Building, update purchasing and flood ordinances, and approve a cell tower special use permit with no public speakers.
Larry's Gun Shop begins a two day Coyote Hunt with registration today from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. two man teams pay 300 dollars each. The event runs from sunrise to sunset on Saturday and Sunday with a 3:30 p.m. Sunday check at an undisclosed base. Participants must follow New Mexico wildlife regulations and operate on an honor system at remote locations. The organizers describe the hunt as public service amid debates over coyote impact on ranches and the need for checks and balances.
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