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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2011
Page
1
Pentagon leaders announced that training to implement the law allowing gays to serve openly will start in February and proceed rapidly across the armed forces. The rollout emphasizes quick readiness within the military.
Police report a man arrested on charges related to issuing worthless checks in a case involving Grajeda and Pruett Espinoza. Investigators note the arrest follows financial irregularities tied to a local business. The incident coincides with family notices and ongoing community events, including a remembrance for Helen Langenegger.
Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson closed strong on Friday at Torrey Pines while Bill Haas led the field. The duo trimmed deficits and improved their outlook for the weekend as Haas maintained a narrow lead.
New Mexico Rep Candy Spence Ezzell seeks to expand deadly force laws to cover third parties in homes work sites and vehicles. The proposal would bar criminal charges for certain defensive actions and allow attorney fees in civil suits by relatives of intruders, with a Senate counterpart expected.
Courthouse Dogs LLC trained Roswell public officials at the Chaves County Courthouse. Fifth Judicial District Attorney Janetta B. Hicks and Assistant District Attorney Alan Griffin attended the Friday session alongside Roswell attorneys, law enforcement, and members of the public. Hicks said courthouse dogs could aid the criminal justice system. Griffin expressed optimism about implementing the idea.
President Obama told Hosni Mubarak to take concrete steps toward expanding rights and to refrain from violence as protests surge in Cairo and across Egypt. The White House warned that U S aid could be at stake while Mubarak reshuffles his government and pledges to curb violence.
Roswell Police Chief Alfonso Solis and City Councilor Barry Foster attended the South Missouri Avenue Neighborhood Watch meeting to discuss a Jan. 18 incident near Roswell High School. Witnesses saw two people flee a West McCune Street home after an explosion.
Roswell public information officer Travis Holley speaks of his private passion for horses and rodeo as a family legacy. He grew up around racehorse training facilities and credits his Navy father for their peripatetic upbringing.
Holley, a 13 year Roswell law enforcement veteran, recalls a life from rodeo to sheriff s office. He rode bulls until 20, suffering a broken jaw and separated ribs, then worked with cutting horses under trainers John Tolbert and Pete Branch before joining law enforcement after high school in Artesia.
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