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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2010
Page
1
The remnants of a major storm linger over Arizona after drenching California. Flooding hits small towns, derails a train, and closes interstates while northern roofs cave in from snow. A search continues for a year old boy swept away in a flood.
A Roswell roundup lists top five topics including a Roswell woman awaiting extradition and local government actions. The commission approves agenda items and Gardner pushes for webcasting initiatives as job creation themes surface for Roswell.
Goddard High School coach Greg Torres praised his Lady Rockets after a 43-13 loss to Portales, saying the offense created good looks and the defense improved in the second half, with the team showing consistent effort regardless of the score.
President Obama dismissed a limited approach to health care reform and vowed to push for major changes despite opposition. Senate Democrat Sen. Chris Dodd proposed slowing action as Massachusetts GOP upset unsettles political will, signaling uncertainty about a filibuster-proof path.
Jonathan Rothschild, a California transplant for nearly a decade, aims to boost Roswell via Ward IV. He pledges to address law enforcement, youth, and education, continuing ongoing projects and learning the town’s heartbeat to guide policy.
A Chaves County deputy identified by Roswell Police as a suspect in a battery case has been placed on administrative leave with pay. Sheriff Rob Coon said internal affairs is underway and a final employment decision will follow. Charges were dropped by the District Attorney after the deputy’s case.
Gov Bill Richardson in his State of the State calls coal fired power plants a major pollution source while noting other violators. He pushes legislation to bar new permits or revoke existing ones after air quality violations and seeks groundwork for a cap and trade program under WCI or federal mandate.
Robert Corn, from a fifth generation ranching family in Chaves County, spent over twenty years in public office including state House representative and magistrate court judge. He recalls door knocking with his father when he campaigned for City Council and says active community participation is essential.
Corn, a Roswell High School graduate of 1970 who studied business at New Mexico State University, built Aeronatics Inc. with his family aviation background. His charter flights to Albuquerque operated with three to four pilots and several planes before he ran for the state House in 1980, serving eight years. After selling his business to Great Southwest Aviation, he became director of operations and then joined Eastern New Mexico University Roswell, where he played a key role in its development.
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