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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 2012

Page

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NTSB cites neglect and inaction in Michigan spill

The NTSB says a Canadian company failed to address pipeline cracks and delayed response to a 2010 rupture in southwestern Michigan, likely making it the most costly onshore oil spill in U.S. history.

Detroit Michigan U.S

Nees WEB Nees WEB For The Past 24 Hours

Murder on Friday has no leads as Pirtle takes primary and GOP opens Volunteer Center. Youths join gangs to acquire Prince is the king of the derby.

Pirtle Prince

Durant James Reunited as Teammates in NBA Circles

Kevin Durant cannot dodge the hurt of the summer as LeBron James stays a steady presence on the court. The piece recalls the NBA Finals that ended in Miami about three weeks ago and frames the evolving dynamic between the two stars.

Las Vegas Kevin Durant LeBron James Miami

Rainfall Report From Daily Record Observes July 10

On July 10 at 9 p.m. the Daily Record recorded 0.28 inches of rainfall. The high for the day reached 0.88 inches and the low was 0.69 inches.

Past New Mexico governors used private email for state business

Former governors Gary Johnson and Bill Richardson also used private email for official matters, while Susana Martinez urged all state employees to use state accounts. The disclosures prompt Republican and Democratic requests for probes and summon sharp partisan reactions over the handling of official communications.

Albuquerque Susana Martinez Gary Johnson Albuquerque Journal Bill Richardson State Records Center Martinez Scott Darnell Gary King Jay McCleskey Republican Party of New Mexico King Phil Sisneros Matthew Chandler Attorney General's Office John Hyrum Martinez

Mayor honors Roswellite on 99th birthday at Peachtree Village

Margaret Marge Heaton, an original resident of Peachtree Village, turned 99 as Mayor Del Jurney read a proclamation in the dining hall. Friends joined the celebration with singing and a playful remark about “and many more” after she was born in Boston in summer 1913.

Peachtree Village Margaret Marge” Heaton Bers Del Heaton Boston Marge Heaton del Jurney

Egypt's Power Struggles Entrench In Transition Period

Cairo reports show President Morsi clashing with the old guard as parliament defies orders to disband and the Supreme Court pushes back. The move marks the early phase of a tense power tussle between the Islamist leadership and entrenched military and judicial institutions during Egypt's fragile transition.

Cairo Egypt Mohammed Morsi Morsi Hosni Mubarak Muslim Brotherhood

UN envoy pushes Syria peace plan with Iran and Iraq

UN envoy Kofi Annan met Iran and Iraq leaders in Baghdad to drum up support for his Syria plan. He said Assad agrees to quell violence in the hardest hit areas first and then extend the operation nationwide, though the plan still needs Syrian approval.

Baghdad U.N Iran Iraq Bashar Assad Syria Kofi Annan Supreme National Security Council Saeed Jalili Tehran Annan

NM lifts fire restrictions across BLM lands and forests

Officials lift fire restrictions in New Mexico as rain and higher humidity ease danger. BLM lands statewide had restrictions lifted Tuesday, with state forestry followed by Gila National Forest Thursday and Carson National Forest Friday. Some areas stay dry and caution remains essential amid a lengthy, active fire season.

Santa FE U.S. Bureau of Land Management National Forests New Mexico Gila National Forest Carson Forest Gila Ruidoso

Plateau brings fiber optics to Roswell

Plateau, formerly Eastern New Mexico Rural Telephone Cooperative, cut a ribbon Tuesday on 36 miles of fiber optic cable in Roswell. CTO Buddy Vaughn described the project’s rollout and benefits, funded by BTOP under the 2009 ARRA, with two stimulus grants totaling over $11.2 million to serve Roswell and surrounding areas.

Plateau Eastern Buddy Vaughan Clay Bracken Civic Center

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