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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2011
Page
1
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin pledges retaliation in response to the bombing at a Moscow airport that killed 35 people. He framed the action as part of a broader war on terrorism and pledged decisive measures.
In a busy session, Rep Kintigh introduces an amendment as the district attorney declines to file charges in the Dexter fire case. Meanwhile, discussions touch on UFOs and local ethics. United Way of Chaves County reports the campaign goal reached, closing the drive.
Hobbs Eagles stand as the top program in New Mexico basketball, showcasing tradition and success. The feature highlights their winning standards and the impact on the state’s prep scene.
In the State of the Union Obama urges bipartisan action to revive the economy. He backs tax reform and debt reduction, vows vetoes against pet projects, and seeks five years of restrained discretionary spending to shave 400 billion. He frames the crisis as a national Sputnik moment and emphasizes innovation to spur jobs.
New Mexico state Rep. Dennis Kintigh proposes amending House rules to allow party leaders to assign their own committee members. The plan would keep the speaker in charge of committee chairs while shifting member assignments to majority and minority leaders. Speaker Ben Lujan supports current rules and says he consults with leaders to meet members’ requests.
A House memorial declares today Chaves County Every 15 Minutes Program Day to warn youth about drinking and driving. About 70 students from Dexter Hagerman and Lake Arthur high schools travel to Santa Fe to meet lawmakers in the Roundhouse.
Lawmakers in Santa Fe kicked off the session with roughly 40 education bills covering school lunch nutrition grade promotions and school construction moratoriums. HB 3 the Education Allocation Act proposes a 2011-2012 budget of about 2.22 million for the state equalization guarantee. HB 21 would limit grade promotions for students not reading proficient by third grade.
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