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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2010
Page
1
A condensed survey of Keith Bell editorial cartoons from the past year, compiling notable pieces and themes. The review highlights Bell’s sharp commentary on events and public figures, reflecting the period's political and social climate.
Deputy placed on leave as investigations begin. Robert Corn notes politics as a way to be active in the community. A man is arrested and charged in a stabbing case. Rothschild announces a focus on law enforcement youth and education. A Roswell woman awaits extradition in a tense legal development.
Clovis Wildcat boys basketball put away the Goddard Rockets 72 to 36 at Goddard High School. The Wildcats built a 16 point first quarter burst and coasted to the win behind disciplined defense and a strong pace.
Today’s page notes there are no obituaries on the calendar for January 24. No memorials or funeral notices appear in this edition.
The New Mexico Supreme Court denied Kevin Roe's petition to place a Roswell magistrate court judge seat on the 2010 ballot. City officials argued the appointed judge serves a four year term, despite earlier notes suggesting a two year term, with Loy having won the 2008 race. The decision came after Roe filed Dec 9, while city officials named include Mayor Sam LaGrone City Manager John Capps and City Clerk Dave Kunko.
A refugee camp along South Berrendo Creek in Roswell houses veterans and others living rough amid a national recession. Residents including Mike McGonnigal and Mark Blackwell describe daily routines of scavenging pallets for fires, seeking water, and begging for change while hoping for work and stable shelter.
Vice President Biden says the United States will appeal the court’s dismissal of manslaughter charges against five Blackwater guards linked to the 2007 Nisour Square killings in Baghdad. He called the move diplomatically sensitive and expressed personal regret over the shooting.
Pecos Elementary students wore hats during a three day Hats for Haiti drive led by Principal Barbara Ryan. Each hat wearer donated at least a dollar to the Red Cross, totaling over $600 for earthquake relief. Two classes earned pizza parties for surpassing $100.
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