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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2011
Page
6
Connie Orban, 83, died January 6, 2011. Services are pending at Ballard Funeral Home and Crematory with further announcements to follow once arrangements are finalized.
Defense officials touted modest reductions as realistic while Adm. Mike Mullen signaled a planned Afghan drawdown by 2014. Critics, including Rep. Buck McKeon and Sen. Rand Paul, warned the move signals danger amid a large discretionary budget and calls to cut broader spending.
Roswell native Ponce with 35 years in education seeks RISD board seat. Former principal and administrator details include ENMU degrees and roles in Rotary, libraries, and church councils. She emphasizes classroom support and parental involvement as essential to student success. Elections Feb 1. polling info via Chaves County Clerk.
President Obama names William Daley, a Chicago insider and seasoned negotiator, to lead White House staff and steer the administration toward re election. Daley replaces interim chief Pete Rouse while Gibbs Axelrod Plouffe Sperling reforms outline. Daley brings business credibility and Cabinet experience to a reshaped team.
House Republicans demand spending concessions with a debt limit vote on March 31 to May 16 borrowing, as Speaker Boehner vows at least 100 billion dollars in cuts this year. The move signals a clash with President Obama and Democrats over deficits and fiscal restraint.
The Roswell public charter school Sidney Gutierrez Middle School announces open enrollment for 2011 2012 from January 3 to 18. It will admit up to 22 sixth graders and may fill vacancies in seventh and eighth grades. Applications available at the school or via www sgmis.us or by calling 575 347 9703.
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