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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2010
Page
1
As the Grammys approach, Los Angeles buzzes with parties rehearsals and gift suites. AP reports ahead of Sunday’s awards show at Staples Center, music industry events fill the city’s weekend agenda.
In a court hearing, Stark entered a guilty plea for the 2009 shooting death. The proceedings detail the defendant's acknowledgment of responsibility and the forthcoming sentencing steps. Local officials say the case concludes a long investigation.
Goddard beat Carlsbad 57 to 53 as the Cavemen rallied after a slow start. Rocket senior Ryan French missed a potential game tying three with 6.5 seconds left. Goddard coach Kevin Jones called the third quarter the difference in the close thriller.
The New Mexico House approved video Webcasting and online posting of floor roll call votes. House Resolution 1 aims to stream floor sessions immediately, while House Resolution 2 makes permanent the practice for committee meetings with audio and video Webcasting to follow.
In Baltimore Obama challenges GOP lawmakers over taxes health care and stimulus while Republicans accuse him of ignoring their ideas and driving debt. The onstage clash lasted over an hour as cameras watched an unusually direct back-and-forth at a Republican gathering.
About 50 students from four Roswell area high schools argued with faculty and security as hundreds of two inch plastic fetuses were confiscated for not having RISD approval. The Relentless group distributed them to promote the message that life is important.
County commissioner Michael Trujillo announced at a Roswell restaurant that he will seek the Democratic nomination for New Mexico House District 58. He frames education and job growth as central to his bid and future leadership at the state capital.
Clyde McKee survived abdominal cancer after 18 months of chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant at M D Anderson in Houston. Now 76, he leads an active life, travels, and serves in community roles with strong support from his wife Twyla. He was born in Mt Vernon Illinois and later earned degrees from Lincoln Christian College and Eastern New Mexico University.
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