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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2010
Page
1
The Interior Department announced it will not list sage grouse as endangered or threatened, allowing continued wind energy and oil and gas development in the West. Industry activities will still face habitat scrutiny but less than under an official listing.
Local race shock as Jurney defeats LaGrone in a tight contest. Results ripple through community politics and signal shifting support for key issues amid ongoing local campaigns.
Roswell’s seniors played their final home game with strong emotion as the Coyotes defeated Albuquerque Academy 63 to 28 at the Coyotes Den to reach the state quarterfinals. Coach Joe Carpenter’s group secured the win behind stout defense and efficient scoring.
Lt Gov Diane Denish signed SB195 creating a public access Sunshine Portal to track state finances and salaries. The site will launch by July 2011, listing names titles and salaries for appointed workers, with limited details for classified staff. Senate sponsor is Sen Sander Rue.
Unemployment holds at 9.7 percent in February while employers cut 36,000 jobs. Analysts say the figures show slow healing with confidence still weak, suggesting the jobless rate may have peaked and March data could begin a trend.
The 23rd annual Guard and Reserve Appreciation Banquet at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center recognized volunteers and supporters of military personnel. Dorothy Cannon received the 2009 Spirit of Volunteer Service Award from ESGR Roswell.
White House aides push toward military tribunals for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four co defendants as civilian trials in New York City face political backlash. Balancing Guantanamo's closure goal amid costs and security concerns shapes the debate.
Lt. Col. Antonio Pino, director of the New Mexico Youth Challenge Academy, retires after 44 years of military service with tours in Panama, South Korea, and Vietnam. He states he has no regrets and would not trade his service for anything. In retirement he plans to grow roses and watch the Yankees.
Born 1947 in Mora Pino finished St Gertrude's High in 1964 then joined a construction firm. Drafted 1966, he trained at Fort Bliss Texas and joined Officer Candidate School in Poe Ameroma. Commissioned as a lieutenant he served nearly a year in Vietnam as a forward observer.
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