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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2011
Page
1
Atlanta reports record cold as temperatures plunged Monday night turning slushy roads into ice across the region. Snow and ice disrupt travel in several Southern states, with officials urging caution as conditions linger.
Lyons named chairman as state law faces questions over recognizing same sex marriages. Attack of the tumble weeds headlines a regional nuisance while NM officials debate policy.
Auburn running back Michael Dyer ignored the whistle and surged through Oregon for a decisive gain in Glendale. The Tigers seized the title with a late breakout, topping Oregon in a high profile college football championship scene.
Jared Loughner appeared in a Phoenix federal courtroom with shaved head and a cut on his temple as he faced potential life or death penalties for the Tucson shooting that killed six and wounded 14. His arraignment secured no bail while his attorney, Judy Clarke, stood by. President Obama planned a memorial visit to Arizona midweek.
Madison Lloyd, 9, from Military Heights Elementary in Roswell, claimed a 29-pound cabbage at a statewide awards event. Bonnie Plants awarded her a $1,000 savings bond. her grandfather Gene Parker aided the growth.
Israel S. Herrera, 22, pleaded not guilty at arraignment in 5th Judicial District Court to charges of first degree murder, tampering with evidence, and shooting from a motor vehicle. The Nov. 22 death of Stephen Foster, 25, occurred in front of 104 West Walnut Street after Foster and a passenger visited Herrera. An eyewitness heard a gunshot and saw blood on Herrera, with casings and a firearm found nearby. docket call set for January 18.
Roswell Police Department detective Jeannie Madsen a veteran officer was arrested after a domestic violence report by her husband Sgt. Eric Madsen. An arrest warrant was issued by Judge John Halvorson and the case will be prosecuted by District Attorney Matt Chandler.
First time candidate G A Rottman challenges incumbent James Waldrip for District 2 seat covering north Roswell. A former special education substitute, he advocates revamping Level D programs where students receive most of the day in special services. Rottman, father of six with three children in district classes, seeks better teachers and schools.
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