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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2013
Page
1
The Senate moved to avert a stallout by approving one Obama nominee and signaling swift action on remaining picks, easing a long stalemate in Washington.
The article reports the start of a new construction project in Marshalls city, outlining involved parties and projected completion timeline. It notes community impact and local responses from residents and officials.
Gullane Scotland AP notes British Open champions at Muirfield are more likely to appear on a Hall of Fame ballot than on betting sheets with odds. The piece hints at a year when Tiger Woods might be favored for honors.
Obituary notices honor Eugene Daniel Sena Ursula M Chaves Alice Smeal Van Sonny Sedillo and William Ray Hardcastle. The brief notices acknowledge their deaths and offer sympathies from families and communities.
Egypt's interim leadership sworn in a new Cabinet that includes women and Christians but excludes Islamist parties. Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi was promoted to first deputy prime minister and defense minister as clashes kill seven, highlighting deep national polarization after the July coup that ousted President Mohamed Morsi.
Roswell area faces record low water levels after three years of severe drought and a Pecos River seizure reducing flows to levels not seen since 1970. PVACD officials and local leaders consider restricting domestic wells as carriers discuss solutions.
A coalition in Roswell plans to apply to the state for a national veterans cemetery expanding options for New Mexico veterans. Gov. Susana Martinez backs a statewide cemetery plan to serve rural veterans and meet federal standards. NM Veterans Services will hold meetings with mayors and officials to identify sites and prepare applications for three to four locations, aiming for 10 sites of 3 to 5 acres.
Jose Arias, 21, was sentenced in District Court to four years after conviction for involuntary manslaughter with a firearms enhancement and tampering with evidence in the May 20, 2011 shooting death of Victoria Velasquez-Arias. The jury had found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter. remarks were shared by Victoria's family and a video was shown at the sentencing. The state urged the maximum, while the defense asked for time served.
Mexico's most brutal cartel boss Miguel Angel Trevino Morales known as Z-40 was captured after a pre-dawn Marine helicopter strike on his pickup near Nuevo Laredo. He faced questioning in Mexico City with $2 million cash and eight public safety items found with him. Authorities released a restrained video and avoided a public handcuffing display.
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