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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2010
Page
1
Search crews used sonar to scan the Mediterranean seabed for the Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 after a U S Navy vessel detected a beacon from the black box nearly a mile underwater. The jet went down early Monday after taking off from Beirut during a thunderstorm.
The article reports that Family Pride Crisis Nursery received approval to expand its services. City officials and supporters cite increased child care access and community safety as driving factors behind the expansion plan. No opposing details are provided.
Character Counts of Chaves County launches the Winter Athlete Recognition program naming Cheerleading Athletes of the Year. Winners include Stephanie Martinez of Dexter Heather Hendrickson from Goddard Julie Lee of NMMI Alyssa Quiroz of Roswell Nikki Wagner of Gateway Christian Nikki Wagner of Hagerman and Stephanie Gaines of Valley Christian.
Obituary notice for Robert Melvin Miller appears on page B3. Details regarding his life, survivors, services, and burial are provided in the public obituary page.
Above average snowfall in Roswell adds over an inch, lifting yearly total to about 9.5 inches. New Mexico State Police report nine district accidents by 4 p.m. with two injuries and two rollovers. Roswell Police logged eight accidents with no injuries. Meteorologist Deirdre Kann says more forecast low temperatures ahead.
A winter storm swept New Mexico forcing the closure of eastbound I 40 from Tucumcari to the Texas line and prompting school and base closures. The National Weather Service warned of heavy snowfall with 7 to 11 inches widespread, up to 26 inches near Ruidoso, and 21 inches in the southern Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Cannon Air Force Base urged nonessential workers to stay home and Carlsbad Caverns closed after noon. many east of Albuquerque schools including Clovis canceled, and state offices released early to avoid rush hour.
A bill to ban contributions from lobbyists state contractors and subsidy seekers draws fire from the ACLU which argues it violates free speech. Lawmakers push for stronger disclosure while supporters say it curbs pay to play and corruption risks.
The County Commission unanimously approved a resolution sending a message to Santa Fe lawmakers opposing state greenhouse gas rules. The special session addressed a petition by New Energy Economy to require emissions cuts 25 percent below 1990 levels by 2020, a case now in district court on board authority.
Wally Bugden said Carl Vern Crites plans to plead as prosecutors pursue charges stemming from grave digging and theft of artifacts from federal lands. Crites, who lost thousands of relics after a government raid, says no deal was offered and denies wrongdoing. a wide federal probe led to arrests across Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico.
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