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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2011
Page
1
A gunman opened fire at a Nebraska high school wounding the principal and assistant principal. Police report the assailant is the son of a police detective. Investigators cordon the campus and seek motive as students evacuate.
City officials announce a mayoral vacancy and begin a formal search to fill the seat. The process aims to attract candidates, with timelines and eligibility details to be released by the office.
Michigan, Ann Arbor, hired Rich Rodriguez to raise the Wolverines football program to higher levels. He achieved gains but paid the price, as the coach lost his job despite the improvements.
Al Solis, former administrator of the Chaves County Detention Center and past U S Marshals Office member, named Roswell Police Department chief designate. City Manager Larry Fry announced the hire after a monthlong search, with Solis pledging to crack down on crime and focus on property offenses and drugs. Jam 14 swearing in planned. Interim Chief Dennis Kintigh will be replaced.
John Boehner of Ohio became speaker as Republicans seized control of the House while the 112th Congress began. Dozens of party backed lawmakers entered both chambers, pledging to cut spending and shrink government. The Senate and House convened to start a new era of divided government.
Roswell Independent School District Vice President George Peterson, 40, runs for re election in District southern Roswell. He faces City Councilor Barry Foster and Pauline Ponce in a tight race. Peterson touts state funding and school security while highlighting his long local roots and prior political campaigns. Elections are nonpartisan and set for February 1 with polling info via the county clerk.
Rep. Steve Pearce of New Mexico is sworn in as the state’s latest congressional delegate in Roswell and Washington. The former 2nd District representative from 2002 to 2008 vows to push job creation and will serve on the House Financial Services Committee.
Private payroll firm ADP reports about 300000 jobs added in December, more than a decade high, prompting optimism for Friday's official government job data. Analysts caution ADP may diverge from government figures, but the strong services sector and easing unemployment hopes bolster hiring momentum.
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