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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 2011

Page

8

Firefighters Contain Swallow Fire After Evacuation in Ruidoso

After flames reached the area a resident rushed his wife and two grandchildren to safety then sprayed his yard as the fire burned. No injuries reported and officials praised firefighters. About 400 residents faced evacuation with lift planned by 10 p.m. Thursday. The Swallow Fire followed April's White Fire which burned 9600 acres and damaged homes. Investigators seek the fire's cause while spark origins remain unknown.

Mattarco Roswell-Record.com Springerville Eagar Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest Chris Knopp Knopp U.S. Forest New Mexico Luna Arizona Alpine Greer Nutrioso Coronado National Forest Arizona Daily Star

Precinct Boundary Changes Prepared for Redistricting

County officials outline precinct adjustments prepared by Research and Polling Inc to align sizes before redistricting. Secretary of State Dianna Duran approved the changes, with maps sent to the county clerk on June 9 and a 30 day adoption window. Redistricting aims for mid October completion and polling place resolutions ahead of 2012 elections.

Coakley Dianna Duran Research and Polling Inc Stan Riggs Emiller Roswell-Record.com

Diversion Program Guides Clients to Housing and Support

The program assesses each client on vocational, educational, health, medication, recreation, and legal issues. It refers to agencies for follow up, while addressing spiritual needs and potential enrollment in ENMAR certification programs.

Macias Enmar Parsons

Roswell figure serves on multiple local boards

The individual outlined a lengthy service record including roles with the Roswell Girls Club, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Roswell High School Parent Advisory Committee, Tobosa Developmental Service, and the Community Foundation of Chaves County. He also participates in Leadership Roswell and sits on boards for Washington Chapel Christian Worship Center, First Tee of Pecos Valley, Blackdom Memorial Inc., and the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Breakfast.

Bilitation Center state Department of Labor /Local Veterans Roswell Girls Club The Big Brothers Big Sisters Roswell High School Parent Advisory Committee Tobosa Developmental Service Chaves County Leadership Roswell Washington Chapel First Tee of Pecos Valley Blackdom Memorial Inc Dr. Martin Luther King Jr

Southwest wildfires push as heat winds test lines

Firefighters fight multiple Southwest fires as temperatures near triple digits and 35 mph gusts push lines along the New Mexico Colorado border and around Apache Sitgreaves. Crews defend Luna and Alpine while Arizona blaze nears containment at 29 percent near Eagar and Springerville.

Arizona Eagar Richard Hadley Blue Range Alpine Luna N.M

Freshmen show rising sense of superiority and confidence

A study by UCLA's Cooperative Institutional Research Program finds more college freshmen rate themselves above average in social and intellectual confidence than in the 1960s. Data link higher grades to inflated self-perception while noting positive social trends like increased volunteering and public service intentions.

Chicago Jean Twenge San Diego State University Twenge John Pryor UCLA Cooperative Institutional Research Program Self and Identity Kali Trzesniewski University of California, Davis Trzesniewski Jeffrey Arnett Clark University Massachusetts Arnett Pryor

NM audit finds 12 percent of grads lacked diploma requirements

An audit by the Legislative Finance Committee reviews about 3000 graduates from 10 New Mexico high schools and finds 12 percent did not meet at least one graduation requirement in 2010. The report notes 25 percent of Native American male graduates lacked mandated math credits.

Albuquerque New Mexico Legislative Finance Committee Peter Winograd University of New Mexico Center For Education Policy Research Winograd Albuquerque Journal

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Ruidoso Allen Janetta Hicks J.palmer Bowe Page Community Foundation of New Mexico- Colorado James Stone Raton Trinidad Colo Dale Thompson Carlsbad Caverns National Park Shirley Crawford Capitan Municipal Schools Crawford
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