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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2012
Page
1
An AP report from Albuquerque notes a proposed second question to the state issue asking locals if produce is locally grown or imported. The article hints at long standing food sourcing debates and regional preferences.
A compact roundup notes Johnny Gs annual prison visit on a Saturday, plus an alert about a scam targeting Skype users. It also mentions nutrition organizations honoring someone named Lyman Graham and Shaw seeking reelection to Hagerman Town. Bronco men drop finale 82 68.
Roswell girls tennis split results at the Coyote Classic with an 8-1 win over the All-Stars in round one and a 9-0 loss to 5A Mayfield. Coach Kelly McDonald praised the Coyotes for stepping up against Mayfield.
Educators, businesses, public representatives and children gathered at Pioneer Plaza to celebrate literacy on what would have been Dr. Seuss birthday. The Read Across Roswell event linked Seuss works with local flair and featured a green alien logo by Teresa Naggs.
East Grand Plains Elementary joined a nationwide Read Across America event celebrating Dr. Seuss's birthday. The day featured The Cat in the Hat, green eggs and ham breakfast, and readings by community members including Magistrate Judge Eugene M. De Los Santos and Mayor Del Jurney.
New Mexico signed a conservation agreement with the federal government to safeguard over 387 square miles for the lesser prairie chicken and dunes sagebrush lizard while permitting oil and gas activity in the Permian Basin. The deal adds about 248000 acres to the effort, making it the largest state set aside under such an agreement with 29 oil and gas firms and 39 ranchers enrolled across more than 2.5 million acres in New Mexico.
President Obama delivers a blunt ultimatum to Iran over its nuclear program while warning Israel that preemptive strikes would worsen the crisis. The remarks precede a high stakes meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu and his scheduled speech.
New Mexico State Police agent Michael Williams describes the case as very active after thousands of pounds of dry dairy product vanished during a December inventory audit at Leprino Foods. No break in was seen, suggesting long ongoing theft and prompting public tips via Crime Stoppers while preserving anonymity.
Oscar Fairfield, born 1922 near Hebrew Springs Arkansas, remains self-reliant at 90. He recounts Navy service, teaching math, aiding veterans, and golf, saying he never expects thanks and always finishes what he starts. He reflects on a life of individual perseverance and independence.
The 1941 to 1945 Navy veteran served as machinist mate second class and joined the Black Gang at Pearl Harbor. He was medically discharged in 1945 for severe arthritis blamed on steel-deck living. He defied expectations, teaching for 30 years and remaining active despite health issues.
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