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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 2011

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Chilean miners' survival story sold for film rights

The 33 miners trapped for more than two months in Chile have sold the film rights to their story to producer Mike Medavoy. The project aims to bring their dramatic ordeal to the big screen.

Movie Deal New York Mike Medavoy

Top 5 Web Top 5 Web From audition to final curtain in 5 days

A compact look at five web driven features tracking a rapid audition to final curtain in five days. The report highlights July fireworks and Bravo pleading guilty as part of this week’s entertainment and sports snapshot.

Bravo

Washington NFL labor talks end. season near

After months of public nastiness and private negotiations, court filings and rulings, players and owners resolved disputes over more than 9 billion dollars a year. The league moves toward a forthcoming season amid renewed bargaining momentum.

Washington NFL

Obama derides debt limit fight as three ring circus

President Obama denounced the partisan debt ceiling battle as a three ring circus and urged a balanced deficit reduction plan before the August 2 deadline. He warned lawmakers to deliver a compromise to his desk, as Boehner countered that talks were not at stalemate and a plan could pass the House and Senate for his signature.

Washington Barack Obama Obama House John Boehner Boehner Senate

Norway seeks to keep peace after attack

Oslo reports that confessed terrorist Anders Behring Breivik aimed to spark a nationalist revolution in Norway. The nation shows dignified defiance as the capital and regions mourn 76 victims, many youths killed at a island retreat.

Oslo Norway Anders Behring Breivik Breivik

Dwyer Sentenced for Botched Burglary Killing

Allen C. Dwyer Jr., 20, was sentenced to 20 years with five suspended for fatally injuring Tony Quici during a botched burglary on January 22, 2008. Quici survived for about a week, told his daughter he had not fallen, and died in February.

Allen C. Dwyer, Jr Tony Quici Quici Rachel Dwyer The Daily Record Tony

Lookout and Acrey Fires Burn 22000 Acres Near Carlsbad

Two wildfires in the Guadalupe Mountains southwest of Carlsbad have charred more than 34 square miles of brush and timber. The Lookout and Acrey blazes, termed the Lookout Complex, burn in rugged terrain on forest land with the Lookout Fire about seven miles southwest of Queen and the Acrey Fire 16 miles northwest of Queen, threatening a natural gas field and prompting concerns over homes and outbuildings.

Carlsbad Guadalupe Mountains Lookout Complex Queen

PNM proposal aims for 11 percent base rate rise in NM

The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission weighs a plan by Public Service Company of New Mexico to raise base rates by about 10.8 percent in two phases, affecting over 500000 customers. The proposal would shift southern customers into a unified rate structure and add a $3 monthly transition fee to balance gas price risk. Regulators will decide this week after extensive talks with utilities, environmentalists, and consumer advocates.

Albuquerque New Mexico Public Regulation Commission Public Service Company of New Mexico PNM Ruidoso Alamogordo Ron Darnell Associated Press Darnell Texas New Mexico Power Southern

Lawmakers clash over FAA funding amid shutdown stalemate

House and Senate leaders traded blame Monday for the stalemate that halted FAA operations after the agency's funding expired at midnight Friday. Dozens of airport projects are paused, thousands of federal workers idle while air safety tasks continue. The dispute centers on a House bill extending FAA authority through mid September and eliminating $16.5 million in rural air port subsidies Democrats deem unacceptable.

Washington House Senate Federal Aviation Administration FAA John Mica R-Fla House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Mica

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