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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2013
Page
1
President Obama names Mary Jo White a former U S attorney known for prosecuting white collar criminals and terrorists to head the Securities and Exchange Commission. The agency leads Wall Street reforms and investor protection initiatives.
A stabbing occurred in front of Lovelace as police recovered ancient remnants during a drug bust. Investigators report the assailant fled the scene and a suspect is in custody.
The Ray Lewis Retirement Tour moves to a final performance no matter the outcome as the Ravens wrap up their postseason run. After stops in Denver and New England, the trajectory is set with Lewis to perform his last ride.
Obituaries list Aurelia Gonzales Grace Bailey Guadalupe Vazquez Stanley Duke Eileen Reidy Robert Brewington Sr. Debra S Witcher across pages A6 A7 with brief mentions of their passing and notables.
Democratic leaders and women's rights groups condemned Rep. Cathrynn Brown's proposal claiming it could criminalize rape victims seeking abortions. Brown pledged revisions, saying the bill targets rapists and evidence collection only, while opponents call it an extreme attack on abortion rights and victims.
Pecos Elementary in Roswell ISD began serving a school salad bar to fifth graders last Wednesday and plans to expand to third fourth and first grades if the trial succeeds. Principal Dr Barbara Ryan said healthier choices will reach grades 1-5 next week.
Governor Susana Martinez announces a statewide rise from 63 to 70 percent in New Mexico four year high school graduations. She cites the A through F grading system and preventive measures as boosting student retention across Latino and American Indian student groups and students with disabilities at Rio Rancho High School.
Defense leaders announce a sweeping change unlocking about a quarter million positions to women including frontline roles. Leon Panetta and General Dempsey sign the order after noting women's long service in Iraq and Afghanistan and launching a review of physical standards.
Pioneer Bank hosted a welcome reception Thursday for Roswell’s International Law Enforcement Academy delegates. More than 60 officials from El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Colombia Chile and Peru attended. The delegates include officers judges and prosecutors from two ILEA Raswell programs.
Eighteen seventh and eighth graders at Sierra Middle School received Kiwanis Builders Club pins in a ceremony marking the group’s first year. The club aims to help and serve the school and the surrounding community.
Congressional Democrats led by Sen. Dianne Feinstein unveil a bill to ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines. They acknowledge an uphill fight against a divided Congress and NRA opposition while calling for public support at a Capitol Hill press conference with police chiefs mayors and crime victims.
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