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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2010
Page
1
Hannah and Jack Hurst travel two hours by car to Maynardville for medical care, delivering them to a waiting morning as they sit in a running Honda anxious for doors to open and relief to arrive.
The city proclaims Waldrip Day amid celebrations and civic events. Officials note the honor reflects years of service and community impact. Snow enlivens a scheduled encore performance with light snowfall enhancing downtown festivities.
Ruffin McNeill led Texas Tech to a 41-31 victory over Michigan State in a high scoring Alamo Bowl contest. The result came amid distractions from a fired coach as Leach era memories lingered.
President Obama said an al Qaida affiliate in Yemen ordered the failed Detroit bound bombing. The review details Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab's flight path and gaps in intelligence. He pledged expanded counterterrorism aid to Yemen and emphasized ongoing partnerships to fight extremists.
Roswell residents may file for one of seven March 2010 ballot seats on January 5. City Clerk Dave Kunko explains notarized filings can substitute for the filer. Incumbents include Mayor Sam LaGrone and six council members with Art Sandoval drawing a two year term in Ward IV.
Gov. Bill Richardson backs a temporary tax increase to balance the state budget while opposing personal income and capital gains tax hikes or rescinding business tax incentives. He says revenue would be temporary and expire when the economy recovers, with details to be finalized with the Legislature.
In Shaanxi province workers halted a diesel spill from a Wei River pipeline by building 17 floating dams and using solidifying agents. Over 700 laborers labored overnight to keep fuel from reaching the Yellow River, the water source for millions.
Maj Kenneth Tuttle dedicated 25 years to U S military service and now leads NMMI Band Department in Roswell. The Roswell resident for six years blends discipline with music, guiding student musicians in a role he calls a wonderful ride.
The article notes Tuttle and his wife Betty opted to stay retired but he quickly accepted a position at the institute, making the city his permanent home. The piece previews further details on Page A3.
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