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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2010
Page
1
Researchers using early laser technology map ancient catacombs beneath Rome and uncover the first known icons of the early Catholic Church. The discovery highlights early Christian art and archaeological significance.
Officials identify air crash victims as investigators continue to probe the incident. The building faces potential demolition while a UFO museum prepares for a festival. Dwight Burns states retirement will not sever ties with NMMI.
Argentina tops Greece 2-0 to win Group B as coach Maradona preserves key players, while seven starters sit as backups. Demichelis and Palermo convert second half goals in Polokwane matchup with South Korea advancing earlier.
President Obama rebuked General Stanley McChrystal for disparaging remarks about the president and senior aides. He summoned the commander to the White House to discuss his future as McChrystal prepared to offer resignation amid a crisis in civilianmilitary relations and waning public support for Afghanistan.
Roswell Boys & Girls Club received a $10,000 check from a Roswell branch manager of Washington Federal Bank. The funds will boost arts and crafts materials, upgrade computers, refresh the game room, and fund an end-of-summer trip for about 80 local kids.
Roswell City Councilor Rob McWilliams says his termination from the Chaves County Sheriff's Office was politically motivated. He claims the firing after a May 21 vehicle collision involving his cruiser was unjust and seeks his job back. Sheriff Rob Coon asserts the decision was independent of property damage and that McWilliams was not truthful.
A federal judge struck down the Obama administration six month ban on deepwater drilling, ruling the move rash and heavy handed after one rig exploded. The White House pledged an immediate appeal and Interior Secretary Salazar said a new moratorium would be issued to resolve any doubt.
Congressional negotiators near final overhaul of Wall Street rules shield auto dealers from oversight by the proposed consumer financial protection bureau. The pushback by roughly 18,000 auto dealers and key lawmakers led to a compromise that would maintain a dealer carve out despite broader regulatory changes.
The Schultz Fire in Arizona reached 14 000 acres with lower winds giving relief as about 1000 residents of Flagstaff may return home. Incident commander Dagger Hughes warned containment would require at least two more weeks with 800 firefighters fighting the blaze and smoke choking the area.
A two vehicle crash at Pear Street and Orchard Avenue left three people injured and one woman hospitalized. A westbound Chevrolet pickup struck a northbound Cavalier, causing the Cavalier to roll and knock down a stop sign before both vehicles stopped. Officer Mealand provided the account.
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