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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2011
Page
1
Washington area federal workers faced long, perilous commutes as snow and ice snarled roads. Officials released employees two hours early Wednesday afternoon, prompting apologies from the personnel chief and attention to safety during the disruption.
Grajeda and Pruett lead a round up of local items over the past day, including updates on drug testing Espinoza, a marriage, a vote, and Helen Langenegger.
Nashville reports that the Tennessee Titans have dismissed head coach Jeff Fisher, ending his 16th full season as the NFL's longest-tenured coach. The move prompts questions about the team's direction and a search for a new leader.
Gov. Susana Martinez read to East Grand Plains Elementary students in Roswell as part of a surprise visit prompted by a class picture and letter after she took office in November. Teachers note the students, 19 girls and two boys, see her as a role model for girls to become leaders.
Roswell Rep. Dennis Kintigh’s bill to end New Mexico film subsidies was tabled in the House Labor and Human Resources Committee by a 5-4 party line vote. About 175 attendees urged for the incentives arguing they aid local business while supporters say the subsidies cost too much and fail to yield ROI.
Governor Susana Martinez signs a nearly 25 million legislative operations bill but laments higher spending. She notes her office budget cut by 10 percent and residence budget down 55 percent, while legislative agencies remain uncut amid tight state spending. Senate leader Tim Jennings calls it political rhetoric.
The father of Nora Espinoza, a Roswell Republican state representative, died Thursday from health complications after a cancer battle. Roland Basmeson, 80, was a Korean War veteran and a longtime business owner. Espinoza described him as a kind, generous man. She had spent a week with him at his Orlando home before the legislative session began.
Officials offer August as target for Sunset Elementary completion with July 5 among others cited. district and contractor notes suggest some interior work is done while state inspections may push final opening to October or November for the Roswell area project.
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