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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2013
Page
1
Mamie Rearden of Edgefield, the nation’s oldest living citizen for about two weeks, died Wednesday at a hospital in Augusta Georgia. Her daughter Sara Rearden confirmed the death on Saturday.
The Roswell girls stretched their win streak to seven with a 49 to 42 victory. Winter weather affected travel and practice schedules as the district contest neared.
Houston shut out Cincinnati enough to eliminate the Bengals from the playoffs for a second straight year. Arian Foster burst through tackles while J J Watt disrupted passes and Matt Schaub posted a solid first postseason start.
Bettie J Moran Harvey Long Deborah Britt and Robert Urquides are listed in today's obituary page B8. The notices announce their deaths and provide brief funeral details.
A weather brief appears with unreadable OCR text and numeric values. the readable portion notes a high temperature around 24 degrees and a low around the same.
U S officials say plans by Google chief Eric Schmidt and former U N envoy Bill Richardson for a private humanitarian trip to North Korea risk complicating policy as Washington seeks harsher penalties for Pyongyang after a recent rocket launch. The State Department notes timing may mislead allies while China worries about a nuclear test.
Sen. Bill Burt plans two bills to help professionals in specialized fields keep their careers. One bills seeks to reduce a first offense of serving alcohol to underage patrons from a fourth degree felony to a misdemeanor if an honest mistake is proven, preventing lifelong career loss while requiring restitution.
The United States moves to complete the Kajaki dam refurbishing and power network in southern Afghanistan a $500 million effort. It aims to provide electricity to 332 000 people boost crops and train Afghan workers though completion was planned for 2005 now delayed to around 2015 after most U S combat troops depart the country.
Roswell Police report 2012 crime statistics with the annual total delayed due to new computer system integration. Commander Bill Brown says by March year-to-date reports will be issued monthly. The compiled figures cover January through July 2012 and are calculated manually until systems are updated.
Roswell Emergency Management Office will test sirens on Monday January 7 with multiple runs across the day to verify each unit. If weather prevents testing the schedule may be moved. For details contact Karen Sanders at 624 6740 or ksanders at roswell nm gov.
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