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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2011
Page
1
An 11 500 year old site in Alaska uncovers the remains of a 3 year old child in a home setting, offering insights into early migrations from Asia to the New World and the daily life of America's first families.
Elder abuse victim on life support. Accident with injuries. Headed for Las Cruces. Top 5 items from the past 24 hours include Cats hats eggs ham and Whos Seuss.
The NFL and the players union extend the current collective bargaining agreement by 24 hours to allow continued negotiations. Federal mediator George Cohen announced the one day extension as parties work toward a new deal.
A fire tore through the Leisure Inn at 2700 W Second St in Roswell on Thursday afternoon, damaging at least six vacant rooms on the first and second floors. One firefighter suffered minor burns, and a maintenance worker nearby described welding in the basement when a spark sparked the blaze. The fire was controlled within about 30 minutes by roughly 15 firefighters.
A man set a dilapidated mobile home on O Connor Road ablaze to clear the property. Two dogs suffered severe burns and smoke inhalation and were treated at South Springs Animal Hospital after rescue by Roswell and Sierra County Fire departments. Lt. Mike Wood notes wind fueled spread and risks from exposed wiring and insulation. The owner previously damaged the trailer in a space heater fire.
Local actors express shock as New Mexico approves a 45 million cap on film incentives in the state budget. Actress Lora Martinez-Cunningham says the industry was railroaded and notes the cap lowers incentives from last year. Representative Dennis Kintigh questions the cost of privileging one industry.
Sabrina Moody leads a grassroots movement to boycott the New Mexico Standards Based Assessment. Her son, a fourth grader at Military Heights Elementary, did not take the test this year, citing concerns about test impact on grade placement, funding, and school accountability.
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