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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 2012
Page
1
U S athletes will wear red white and blue apparel produced in China drawing sharp criticism from Republicans and Democrats in Congress. They condemned the U S Olympic Committee for choosing Chinese manufactured berets blazers and pants ahead of domestic sourcing.
In a busy 24 hour scene a suspected accidental death in Harney is reported while Downs faces charges tied to a political deal. The mayor honors a Roswellite on a 99th rodeo anniversary as results from report cards surface. Invaders drop their 2nd straight game to Alpine.
A scathing report finds Joe Paterno and Penn State leaders concealed child sex abuse allegations against Jerry Sandusky for years to avoid bad publicity. The document details a pattern of disregard for victims and safety.
The New Mexico Finance Authority allegedly produced a fraudulent audit for 2011 sent to creditors and investors. State Auditor Hector Balderas said the fake report could affect loans and insurance, and the agency is under investigation by law enforcement. Richard May, the authority’s CEO, commented on the matter.
The Little Bear wildfire filled Bonito Lake north of Ruidoso with ash and silt making it unusable for Alamogordo’s drinking water. Crews plan years of dredging to restore the lake while keeping levels below the spillway to avoid downstream damage.
MainStreet Roswell’s Farmers and Gardeners Market returns with 25 local vendors offering homegrown fruits vegetables crafts and grilling demos on Saturdays 7 to 11 a.m. through September on the Courthouse lawn. WIC nutrition info and on site grill demos highlight health guidance and community gathering.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar proposed a draft order to resolve a long running dispute over oil and gas development in a 625 square mile potash region in southeastern New Mexico. The plan would set buffer zones and drilling islands to protect potash while enabling fossil fuel extraction and maintaining energy security.
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