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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2012
Page
1
U N observers found smoldering buildings looted shops and smashed cars in Haifa Syria as the town lay nearly deserted the day after a heavy attack leaving a strong stench of death evident in the streets and alleys.
Dexter woman charged with attempted second degree murder as fire crews report progress containing the blaze and Juneteenth celebrations proceed in the city with adherence to safety measures.
The San Francisco field saw Michael Thompson lead early while Tiger Woods generated the buzz as the center of attention. The page reports on the world’s top players and their struggles during the opening rounds at the U S Open.
The Little Bear fire is 40 percent contained with 37 912 acres burned and 224 homes plus 10 outbuildings lost. Crews exceed 1 300 personnel across 34 incident management teams aided by 74 engines 10 helicopters and six bulldozers.
Roswell Elks Lodge and Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest team up for a Flag Day ceremony at La Villa Assisted Living Center. District Americanism chairman Bob Bergmark notes the Elks first decreed nationwide observance in 1907 and helped establish the annual June 14 celebration.
The Roswell City Council approved a liquor license for Mi Cabana at 1622 S Main St by a 7-3 vote to allow wine and beer only amid clear support and no opposition. The council also directed staff to rebid a half ton pickup truck separate from other bids for Roswell Parks and Recreation, aiming for multiple bidders.
The Defense Department will observe June as gay pride month with its first event recognizing gay and lesbian troops. The move follows the repeal of don't ask, don't tell nine months earlier and aims to honor gay service members' contributions under Defense Secretary Leon Panetta.
Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court dissolved the Islamist led parliament and ruled former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq eligible for the presidential runoff. The move provoked protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square as the military and remnants of Mubarak’s regime tighten grip.
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