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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2013
Page
1
Hasbro announced that its fourth quarter revenue missed expectations due to weak holiday demand. The plan includes job cuts about 10 percent and facility consolidations to trim costs. The stock fell about 3 percent in afternoon trading.
In the past 24 hours Pecos offers a salad bar option for lunch. Sierra spotlights a Builders Club meet-and-greet set for Saturday afternoon. Goddard boys defeat Lovington in a recent game.
Tiger Woods posts a two shot lead at Torrey Pines as rain intensifies. He drives long and straight and sits 9 under with a 74-0 edge in PGA Tour wins over the next seven on the leaderboard. PAGE Bi
Two obituary notices listed on page B3 announce the deaths of Denice Graves Ford and Thelma Rinehart. No further biographical details are provided in the fragment.
President Barack Obama outlines a liberal wish list from gun control to immigration reform. He vows climate action and expanded entitlements while lifting bans on women in combat, but faces a divided Congress and Democratic concerns ahead of 2014 midterms.
Thousands of anti abortion protesters gathered on the National Mall and near the Supreme Court steps to mark the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. The March of Life featured signs Defend Life and Defund Planned Parenthood and chants calling for Roe v. Wade to go. Protesters cited ongoing relevance of abortion debate despite Obama reelection.
Senator Gay Kernan sponsor of SJM 16 seeks Senate approval to place a New Mexico Historic Women marker at the State Capitol honoring Inez Bushner Gill and Maralyn Budke. Gill, who died in 1982, served the state 30 years starting in 1951 as assistant director of the Leg…
A coalition of education groups asks the Legislature to grant a 4 percent pay raise for teachers and public school staff as part of the next budget. The push contrasts with Gov. Susana Martinez who has proposed no teacher or state worker pay increases, while the Legislative Finance Committee recommends a 1 percent raise costing about $18 million.
Chicago native Nathanael Banks has moved to Roswell and works at the Public Defender's office. He praises colleagues and authorities, saying judges and sheriffs are awesome and the clerk's office is great, with a gentlemanly relationship with the State.
The piece presents Banks, son of Hyde Park professor August Robert Banks, a Freedom Fighter who joined the 1963 March on Washington. He recalls his father with awe and speaks of his acting dream, noting the clash with his father’s push for practical education.
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