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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2013
Page
1
Traders declared relief as stocks advanced on Friday after a two day decline. The market signaled potential cooling of the Fed’s easy money policy and a tentative end to a steep weekly retreat.
NMMI alumni in Brainerd break ranks amid funding concerns. Roswell Alumni Association and RPD, SO discuss leadership and community issues affecting the group.
Roswell defeated Taos 16-8 in Game 1 before Taos topped Roswell 11-6 in Game 2. Taos led 3-0 after two innings, but Roswell rallied to even the score before the Blizzard pulled away in the nightcap.
A sparse page note reports no obituaries and shows a truncated forecast line with a lone high temperature. No named individuals or organizations are identified.
State Auditor Hector Balderas reports inconsistencies in expense forms from Department of Health and other agencies. If improper reimbursements are found, employees may be required to repay funds. The probe follows revelations that Brad McGrath billed about 33 thousand dollars in mileage per diem and hotel charges since October 2011 for Santa Fe Roswell travel, with ongoing questions over per diem claims during weeks in Santa Fe.
The Roswell Police Department arrested Jeffrey Miller, 19, Thursday evening on assault with intent to commit a violent felony and aggravated battery. The arrest links to a Sunday shooting just after 5 am in the 2900 block of South Emerald Drive. Detectives responded to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center for two gunshot victims, learning the informant was at home when he heard a noise near his front door.
The Roswell SERTOMA Club held a Friday meeting at the Elks Club to honor two community volunteers. The SER TOMAN of the Year went to D. William Bill Wolf after 20 years of service and leadership roles, including president, within Lee SERTOMA.
Chaves County Commissioners approved a 2013 14 Wildfire Risk Reduction Grant Program grant of 10000 to update the Community Wildfire Protection Plan first created in 2010. The plan targets wildfire risk reduction and prevention with detailed assessments and recommendations. The board also authorized a loan intercept agreement with New Mexico Finance Authority for Sierra Volunteer Fire Department funds totaling 619613 to build a new fire station drill a well and install water storage tanks.
Hayes and his wife driving at dusk encounter 200 Liberian soldiers who swarm their car near a mansion. The soldiers threaten them with rifles and carbines while a tense young man shouts for them to exit. A missionary husband steps out unsure of his offense as peers appear intoxicated and red eyed.
Curtis L. Hayes recalls a terrifying 1980s Liberia coup while serving with a missionary group. He and his wife escaped after soldiers forced squats and threatened execution, underscoring a lifetime of fear yet steadfast faith in following God. The feature continues on Page A3.
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