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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2010
Page
1
Boise report notes Arizona's broad new immigration measure takes effect next month while lawmakers in nearly 20 states push to copy it. Florida and Minnesota candidates praise the law as supporters in other states lobby for similar legislation.
Doc says no mas to Medicare UFO Museum ready for festival. McWilliams wants job back. Hinkle Bidg. project on hold. ENMMC cuts dialysis treatment.
Spain defeats Chile 2-1 as David Villa and Andres Iniesta score. Villa's 24th minute strike followed Bravo rushing out to clear a ball to him. Iniesta adds a 37th minute goal from the edge of the area. Estrada shown second yellow on the play.
Congressional negotiators struck a deal to curb Wall Street excess and set new rules from debit card fees to complex securities. The package creates a federal consumer lending watchdog, a risk warning system, and requires liquidation of failing firms while expanding oversight of instruments. Bank shares rose on relief that the measures were not as severe as feared.
GOP candidates gathered at Peppers Grill & Bar to meet residents and discuss platforms after the primary. Alice Eppers, chairwoman of the Republican Party of Chaves County, said the group aims to connect with voters and highlight strong, youthful candidates for the general election.
Eric Munoz, 32, was found guilty in 5th District Court on aggravated battery conspiracy to commit aggravated battery and shooting at or from a motor vehicle related to the July 15 shooting of Dominic Gomez. A 12 juror panel deliberated about an hour under Judge Freddie J. Romero. Gomez was found wounded in his vehicle at about 3 30 a.m.
The Justice Department urged a federal appeals court to delay a judge's ruling overturning the Gulf deepwater drilling moratorium. Officials said suspensions protect health and environment and affect less than 1 percent of existing Gulf oil structures while arguing the lower court erred. The public interest favors preventing another disaster.
Retired Iraq War general Paul Eaton spoke in Roswell about foreign oil threats to security. He urged wind, geothermal and solar power to cut oil dependence, citing troop safety and battlefield energy needs. Vote Vets and Vet Voice Foundation backed the discussion with Eaton noting fuel convoys' dangers in Iraq.
Susie Russell, diagnosed with cancer in 2000, endured surgery and remission while facing a January 2001 house fire that displaced her family. She reflects on life as a gift and pursues a legacy with the Community Foundation, drawing on resilience from a nomadic Southern California upbringing.
After earning a journalism degree, she studied further at California State University North and moved in 1979 to Roswell to design and sell ads for the Roswell Daily Record. She recalls the cut and paste days before digital computers as part of her evolving career.
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