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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2013
Page
1
A federal judge in New Orleans approved BP PLC to plead guilty to manslaughter and other charges and pay a record 4 billion dollars in criminal penalties for the 2010 rig explosion and Gulf oil spill.
Sen. Pirtle requests public input on issues in a local briefing roundup. Peggy Sue Thomas secures a plea deal in a separate case. A campaign battle crowns a new favorite cookie as Thin Mints topple Oreos. Big Brothers Big Sisters wraps up a program year with community outcomes. Bronco men fall at Cahoon in a regional matchup.
The article spotlights two running backs with contrasting styles. One is a power bruiser like Frank Gore, the other a elusive slasher akin to Ray Rice. Both are highlighted as key contributors for their teams in the upcoming Super Bowl.
Obituary notices list Dudley Stephen Linda Neil Foster George Didlake Kenneth Baker Virginia Lee Pinching Glenn D Cook among today’s A3 and A7 notices. Page references indicate regional deaths with brief biographical details and surviving relatives.
President Obama urged quick action on a plan to legalize millions of undocumented immigrants, citing a citizenship pathway while boosting border security and penalties for employers. The White House and a bipartisan group of eight senators sparred over timing and whether same sex couples would be included, signaling potential obstacles ahead of a House clash.
The New Mexico homicide trial of Gregory Hobbs opened Tuesday with the Archuleta family recounting the June 15, 2012 shooting that killed two relatives. Assistant District Attorney Emily Maher described Officer Ryan Craine responding to gunfire on East Bonney Street as the case unfolded.
The House Labor and Human Resources Committee voted 5-4 to table HB 132 which would repeal the state policy allowing licenses to undocumented immigrants. Sponsor Rep. Paul Pacheco said the measure would align New Mexico with the REAL ID Act and set eligibility criteria based on Social Security numbers visas and authorized presence while imposing penalties for fraudulent applications. State officials testified the bill would deter fraud and strengthen border security and identification validity.
Senate confirmation of John Kerry as secretary of state clears 94 to 3 vote with one present. Kerry, 69, will resign Senate seat effective 4 p.m. Friday, having served as Obama’s envoy on Afghanistan and Pakistan and a climate policy advocate. He will oversee policy on issues including Keystone XL.
Congressman Steve Pearce welcomes Eric Espinoza to his congressional staff as a Wounded Warrior Fellow. Espinoza, a 10 year Army veteran with Iraq and Korea service, is from Sweetwater Texas and has worked as a military contractor and instructor at Ft. Bliss. He will support military and veterans issues for Pearce.
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