Stocks Jolt Higher as Fiscal Deal Raises Hope
New York AP reports a choppy market with stocks opening flat then rising at midmorning as headlines indicate a bare bones agreement to avert tax hikes and spending cuts after the deadline.
01 Jan 2013
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 2013
Page
1
New York AP reports a choppy market with stocks opening flat then rising at midmorning as headlines indicate a bare bones agreement to avert tax hikes and spending cuts after the deadline.
A roundup highlights a fatality at Second and Nevada and a public inquiry asking if a man has been seen. Sammye the doggie savior is noted as hosting a houseful while RHS wins Poe Corn title and Cooper reaches his 300th. Goddard boys down Artesia.
Gabby Douglas reflects on becoming a global star after winning the London Olympic all around title. She describes adjusting her perspective from a quiet celebration to unexpected fame and widespread attention.
Obituary notices for Rowena C. Preuit and Jean Corn Boswell appear alongside brief death notices for Chester Parker and John Ashley Blevins II. The page also references forecast data, lotteries, and sports items on page A6, with no full obituaries provided in readable form.
White House and Republican leaders edge toward a last minute agreement to block a New Year's tax increases while haggling on spending cuts. Obama McConnell and Biden push to finish tax legislation before the new Congress begins, amid recession fears and a looming fiscal cliff.
New Mexico wraps up a dry and warm year as a thin snow layer blankets parts of the state. I 25 and I 40 see treacherous travel early with salt and cinders helping later. Drivers at Las Vegas NM report busy lots while conditions ease and frigid temperatures persist.
Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton was treated for a blood clot in a vein between brain and skull behind the right ear after a December concussion. Doctors say the clot is dissolving with blood thinners, no stroke or neurological damage occurred, and she should recover fully.
Lavish displays lit Sydney Hong Kong and Shanghai skies as Asia welcomed 2013. Moscow staged Red Square celebrations despite protests while Putin avoided referencing them. New York Times Square ball drop drew expectant crowds amid global optimism.
New Mexico lawmakers filed 35 House bills and 22 Senate measures ahead of the 60 day session starting January 15. Republican Rep. Nate Gentry proposes harsher penalties, allowing judges to add a year to sentences for public officials convicted of corruption related crimes.
Sen. Stuart Ingle plans a bill to bar universities from raising tuition for students using state lottery scholarship dollars. He notes the program has aided over 60 000 students but faces funding strain as tuition climbs. The proposal would lock in 2012 tuition for new recipients until the program funds run out.
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