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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2012
Page
1
A local researcher and pollster predicts New Mexico’s Hispanic population will become the majority within 100 years regardless of federal immigration policy. The report also notes a rising senior citizen population dependent on government services.
Highlights include Pfc. Christopher Clay on leave, Henderson running for re election, NEA inducting Waldrip into State Hall of Fame, and Torre leaving MLB to pursue Dodgers.
The New Mexico Military Institute announces 33 year old Joe Forchtner as the Bronco football head coach. He moved to Roswell six years ago, built a life in the community, and credits the area with supporting his career and family.
Robert Fred Corn is named in today’s obituary notice. The page also includes a weather forecast segment indicating a high of HKc .67 and a low of .27.
Prominent conservative leaders urge a quick unite behind Rick Santorum as the likeliest anti Romney option. They fear continued splits could help Romney win the nomination and discuss coordinating support ahead of the January 21 South Carolina primary. Some back Santorum while others eye Newt Gingrich as an alternative.
An apparently coordinated surge of bombings in Baghdad targets Shiite Muslims and leaves at least 78 dead. The strikes, blamed on Sunni insurgents, raise fears of wider sectarian bloodshed ahead of a major Shiite holy day.
Governor Susana Martinez outlines 55 million in tax cuts for next year as she faces a Democratic Legislature. The budget calls for 5.6 billion in spending, a 3.6 percent rise, while a key committee favors 4.6 percent. New money totaling 254 million arises from improved oil and gas revenue.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar travels to New Mexico to foster a regional consensus on conservation and water security for the Middle Rio Grande. He convenes water land and wildlife managers, ranchers and groups to frame a 100 mile recovery plan with a July 1 deadline to prevent conflicts amid drought and rising demand.
Janet Ellis former prosecutor under late District Attorney Tom Rutledge seeks the Republican nomination for district attorney in the 5th Judicial District which covers Chaves Eddy and Lea counties The current DA is Janetta Hicks Ellis notes her long career from Montana to New Mexico and her plan to rebuild law enforcement partnerships and training in the DA office while expanding staff and reopening outreach with local law enforcement to restore a topsy partnership she says existed under Rutledge Page A3
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