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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2010
Page
1
President Felipe Calderon defends the drug war as gunmen kill 19 at a rehab clinic and 16 bodies are dumped in a northern city. In the same week, 12 police officers die in an ambush and soldiers kill 15 gunmen near a tourist town as Mexico faces harsh coverage.
Roswell reports ownership changes at a local outlet, the mayor initiates a city manager search, zoning rules are consolidated and updated, and a commission votes on a DWI program grant as contestants rehearse for a city event.
Gelson Fernandes struck on a rare Swiss counter as Switzerland stunned Spain 1-0 in Durban. The European champions were favored to win, but Switzerland earned a dramatic upset in the World Cup group stage.
The page lists obituaries for Josephine Grace Montoya Ishmael Ish Barela De La Rosa Gerald Ray Depoyster William H Ledbetter Tom Beatty Edward Eddie Reames noting their memorial notices appears on Page B3 with brief identifiers.
Dolphins sharks mullets crabs rays and small fish gather in shallow waters near a Alabama pier as birds coated in oil retreat to cleaner coastal areas. Marine scientists warn crowded near shore could trigger mass die offs and increased predation risks as the spill continues.
In Albuquerque a 10 month sting led to 25 arrests for illegal firearm sales at Jokerz Traderz. Agents say 230 guns were bought, 36 were stolen, 15 had serials scratched off, with several unregistered weapons recovered. 13 arrestees have felony convictions, and some face drug charges.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad pledged to expand Iran's atomic research despite UN sanctions and warned the West to negotiate on its terms. Tehran plans four new reactors for atomic medical research while threatening punishments and demanding concessions before talks. The Obama administration moved to broaden sanctions targeting more individuals and institutions.
Former congressman Steve Pearce says he will use Facebook to spur public discourse and engage voters if elected. He praised social networks to show lawmakers what issues matter to citizens as he campaigns in Roswell against incumbent Harry Teague.
Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart tied the knot in a private ceremony at the New Mexico governor’s mansion in Santa Fe with Gov. Bill Richardson presiding. Richardson was aided by Chief Justice Charles Daniels as he hosted Ford and Flockhart, who have been together for years and became engaged last year.
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