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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2013
Page
1
Com memorative events for the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. blended with celebrations of the swearing in of the nation’s first black president. Many Americans were moved by the reminder of progress since the 1960s.
Local reports indicate police recovered evidence during busts over the past 24 hours linked to an investigation in Salinas resulting in a grim discovery. Authorities say the remains belong to an unidentified person and are being analyzed for identification and cause.
In Foxborough AP reports two Harbaughs will coach on the sidelines in New Orleans for the Super Bowl. The note signals high family presence as John Harbaugh and Jim Harbaugh prepare for the big game.
Today’s obituary notices list Jerry Engeldorf Gary Wayne Lane Shirley McAfee Ralph Davis and Shamas as individuals honored in brief tributes. Names appear with no additional details provided on ages dates or services.
President Obama calls for action to expand opportunity and global democracy in a second inaugural address. He places gay rights in the equality struggle and urges collective effort to meet domestic and global challenges from the Capitol steps on the National Mall.
A 58 year old Roswell woman was stabbed in the parking lot of Lovelace Regional Hospital on January 16 around 2 30 PM as she prepared to pick up her 83 year old mother being discharged. The assailant tried to grab her purse and lunged then fled after taking an item described as a pen or hypodermic needle. The victim sustained wounds to her left arm and blows to her face and shoulder and told police she fought back.
Rep Nora Espinoza introduces House Bill 114 to make enforcement of federal gun laws by officials or dealers a third degree felony in New Mexico. The measure would nullify federal rules on semi automatic ownership, registration, and accessories, framing a clash with federal policy amid national gun debate.
Nehemiah Griego, 15, accused of killing his parents and three siblings, told investigators he was annoyed with his mother and had homicidal thoughts in a personal crisis. He remained in custody on murder and child abuse charges after the rural Albuquerque-area shootings.
Democrats in the New Mexico Legislature plan legislation to implement a state run health insurance exchange. The bill would revamp the New Mexico Health Insurance Alliance board to boost consumer representation and curb insurance industry influence as the exchange aims to enroll people by October and be fully functional by January.
In Santa Fe, the Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District and Carlsbad Irrigation District will join other agencies at the state Capitol to discuss fulfilling CID water needs without triggering a priority call. The 2003 settlement aims to deliver 3 697 acre feet per acre per year for irrigation, but drought has reduced deliveries to 1 4 acre feet in 2011 and .9 in 2012, with 2013 outlook as low as .5 acre feet.
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