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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2013
Page
1
Pauline Friedman Phillips known as Dear Abby died in Minneapolis after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease at age 94. Her syndicated advice column offered blunt counsel on love marriage and meddling mothers in law to readers worldwide.
Virgin Galactic seeks informed consent for commercial spaceflights as Harvey Salinas faces murder trial Day 2. Roswell defense advances as 13-0 record marked by Shea and seven applicants at Roswell.
In the John Reid Invitational at John Reid Gym NMMI held Lake Arthur to nine points in the first quarter and eight in the next three as the Colts forced 24 turnovers over the final 24 minutes securing the win.
Obituaries listed for Thomas Wilkerson Sr Darlene Rhoads Astrid Holland Robert John Ratigan and Robert E Dutchover Jr along with Ralph Shamas. The page also notes today’s forecast with high and low temperatures.
New Mexico health officials confirm five flu deaths including a 91-year-old, 94-year-old in Rio Arriba, a 67-year-old in Bernalillo, a 57-year-old in Lea and a 56-year-old man in Chaves. Health officials urge vaccination as early season hospitalizations rise.
Congress man Steve Pearce addressed a joint session closing Week 1 of the 51st legislative session. Senator Bill Burt quoted Pearce on jobs federal updates and the national impact of the fiscal cliff. Burt noted Pearce urged bipartisanship in both U.S. and state capitols.
After four and a half hours the jury convicted Harvey Salinas in New Mexico v Salinas of voluntary manslaughter in Arnulfo Villela Jr. death and unlawful carry of a firearm by a person under 19. The July 6 incident began with a fatal argument. Salinas did not testify. defense sought a directed verdict on original charges.
Algerian helicopters and special forces stormed the Ain Amenas gas plant in the Sahara to free hostages from at least ten nations. The operation produced chaotic fighting with uncertain outcomes for captives and militants, drawing Western pressure and impact on oil prices. Dozens remained unaccounted as foreigners and locals faced danger amid conflicting military claims.
The Honorable Ralph D. Shamas, 65, died Thursday after a month-long cancer struggle. He served at Chaves County 5th District Court, with colleagues recalling his early career starting in 1974 and his 2005 appointment by Gov. Richardson.
Twenty seven students from Roswell Job Corps and the Home Builder's Institute conservation trades volunteered at Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge to clear phragmites from Bitter Creek. Project leader Jesse Trujillo and instructor Robert Gibson described the effort as challenging yet beneficial for outreach and environmental learning.
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