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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2010
Page
1
Martha Aldace, grieving her mother, recalls meeting a childhood friend who urged her to volunteer with the Eastern New Mexico Medical Center Auxiliary, finding a new purpose in service.
Gerina Mendoza shoots a 5 under 65 in the second round of the ING New England Golf Classic and holds a five stroke lead as she pursues her first Duramed FUTURES Tour victory. She is a former Goddard Rocket and hails from Bloomfield Connecticut.
Roswell man James Gomez 20 turned himself in to police around 5 30 p m Saturday. He is charged with first degree murder and tampering with evidence in the stabbing death of 16 year old Zachary Perez. Perez was found Feb 13 in a vacant lot near East Fifth Street and Mulberry Avenue. Perez’s brother James Ortega told police he was with Perez earlier that day. Jesus Carranza was already arrested and charged with first degree murder. Carranza’s trial is set for Nov 9 in 5th District Court. Perez’s mother Cheryl Ortega urged life imprisonment for the suspects. Perez was Roswell’s second homicide of 2010.
At Bottomless Lakes State Park the 20th annual sand castle contest saw five teams compete in two age groups. Lifeguards judged at 1 p.m. awarding prizes such as inflatable water rafts and paddleboat rides. Park ranger Blake Ingram called it a good family outing and noted the event was less crowded this year. Paul Galvan and his sons built a 2 foot tall Egyptian sand sculpture.
The salt cedar plant dominates the Pecos River corridor drawing sharp criticism from water experts and conservation leaders. Aron Balok calls it a battle worth fighting to remove the invasive, while Debbie Hughes condemns the species as wholly detrimental to river health.
Several hundred people attended Hagerman’s first annual Summer Market at the Lindell Andrews Community Center on Saturday. About 25 vendors offered handmade jewelry clothing food perfumes and home decor with eighteen local businesses participating, including home based operators.
President Obama denounces Senate Republicans for filibustering measures to extend unemployment benefits and expand small business lending. He argues extending benefits is moral and practical, noting 2.5 million people lack aid after the May cutoff and that the House passed a benefits bill pending Senate action. The address frames the issue as essential to jump starting the economy.
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