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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2010
Page
1
Republicans defeated Democrats' jobs bill aimed at extending weekly unemployment benefits for millions of long term jobless. The 57 to 41 vote fell three votes short of the 60 needed.
Local UFO Museum gears up for a festival as a related event proceeds despite a halted project. A clinic doc voices opposition to Medicare changes. McWilliams seeks reinstatement to a prior post.
John Wall is bound for Washington after the Wizards selected him with the No. 1 overall pick and arranged a trade for another guard. The move aims to speed a rebuild after a disappointing season both on court and in the locker room.
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center has ended inpatient dialysis effective June 1. Renal Medicine Associates will no longer provide physician oversight at ENMMC, after funding disputes over reimbursement. Patients must travel to Albuquerque or Lubbock for dialysis as staff seek a replacement nephrologist.
Berken Energy LLC led by president Ken Newman claims a thermoelectric device can transform waste heat into usable electricity. A small team produced thin solid state materials capable of powering factories from heated water or steam, offering a new method to capture energy from industrial outflows.
Mayor Del Jurney spoke to reporters confirming the city’s backing for this year’s UFO Festival and future events. He said he had spoken with UFO Festival Committee Chairwoman Renee Roach to clarify how lodgers tax revenue might fund upcoming festivals, addressing concerns raised after news of the review.
Liberty Counsel, a nonprofit defending religious freedom, filed a federal court complaint over a prior incident in which students distributed fetus shaped plastic dolls on Goddard, Roswell, Dexter, and Valley Christian high school campuses. School officials confiscated the dolls and the group Relentless in Roswell backed the action as free speech. The suit seeks to protect students rights and educates officials. Michael Gottlieb, Roswell School Superintendent, declined further comment.
NTSB investigator Timo LeBaron released a preliminary findings on a Cessna 310 crash near Sierra Blanca Regional Airport. Seven aboard, five killed, two injured. Weather not cited as factor with 10 miles visibility and clear skies. Survivors are Alexander and Kristopher Richey.
A State District Judge awarded $87 million to relatives of three people killed in 2004 by Cody Posey on Sam Donaldson's southern New Mexico ranch. Posey, who was 14 at the time, was later convicted of multiple murders and manslaughter. The judgment is largely symbolic, with little expectation of collection.
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