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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2012
Page
1
In a rare moment of bipartisan display, hundreds of lawmakers from both parties applauded as Rep. Gabrielle Giffords returned to the House chamber, drawing a standing ovation in the big chamber.
In a busy 24 hour wrap up, Donaldson's memorable speech energized the Bronco men who secured a narrow victory. BCLT marks its new home with a sing along as community events spotlight local figures and celebrations. A man goes missing in Ruidoso while Wood, a local tax consultant, runs for Ward II.
The Indianapolis Colts named Chuck Pagano their new head coach after hiring him away from the Baltimore Ravens where he served as defensive coordinator. Pagano was set to be introduced at a news conference.
The House Labor and Human Resources Committee will review House Bill 103 sponsored by Rep. Andy Nunez to require only individuals with a social security number to obtain a driver license. Governor’s support signals approval amid ongoing safety debates from the September special session.
U S Navy SEALs conducted a night rescue near Adado Somalia freeing Jessica Buchanan 32 and Paul Hansen Thisted 60 after a firefight with captors. Nine kidnappers were killed and the pair were evacuated as President Obama praised the operation in the State of the Union period.
Roswell resident Juan Oropesa former RHCC executive director runs for Ward I city council in March. He cites economic development infrastructure sidewalks lighting and growth across Roswell plus accountability and support for small businesses and youth programs. He emphasizes attracting higher wage jobs and collaboration with nearby communities.
Hundreds of thousands gather in major squares to mark the uprising anniversary. Tahrir Square becomes a battleground as secular activists showcase street power while Islamists led by the Muslim Brotherhood press for an end to military rule.
Dr. Joann Levitt, a former Army Nurse Corps second lieutenant, died Jan. 22 at age 86 in Roswell. She joined Roswell Anesthesia Associates after moving to New Mexico in 1973 with her husband Col. Robert J. Levitt and raised four children. Her friend Kathy Rumbaugh recalls her vibrant, authentic personality.
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