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Clocks move back one hour and drivers are reminded to adjust auto clocks. The notice urges checking smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detectors’ batteries.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2010
Page
1
Clocks move back one hour and drivers are reminded to adjust auto clocks. The notice urges checking smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detectors’ batteries.
A man faces several charges after a hit and run incident. Investigators review evidence and surveillance to pursue warrants as victims receive medical treatment. Local authorities urge caution and public cooperation during ongoing case updates.
Hagerman boys basketball saw its bid for the state final end with a 67 63 loss to Tularosa in the 2010 NCAA 2A semifinals at The Pit. Hagerman reached district and state quarterfinal wins but could not overcome a late fourth quarter and rebounding deficit.
Democratic leaders brokered an agreement to advance President Obama’s health care bill, adding billions for student aid. Pelosi predicted a swift vote, saying the House would not be deterred by liberal discontent or Senate mistrust. Obama will delay his Asia trip to March 21 and campaign in Ohio to push the measure. A House Budget Committee vote is set for Monday as wavering lawmakers are sought.
Plaintiffs seek class action status in a suit alleging Eastern New Mexico Medical Center bills uninsured patients at higher rates than insured patients. A judge nears a decision on whether to certify the case as a class action.
Millie Schaeffer found a lump at age 55 and faced a stage two cancer. She underwent lumpectomy, mastectomy, reconstruction, and chemotherapy with a port for treatment. Her husband Sonny supported her through medications, appointments, and recovery, and she now volunteers with Reach for Recovery at Roswell Cancer Resource Center.
Mike Gottlieb recalls a childhood shaped by diverse religious and cultural backgrounds. His mother Joanne was Spanish Catholic with deep New Mexico roots, while his grandfather Hans descended from a German Jewish immigrant who fled Nazi Germany. Gottlieb grew up near a Spanish land grant in northern New Mexico among a strong American Indian community.
Gottlieb recalls a Spanish background and a proud American path. He credits his father’s advice to value education and language learning as keys to business success, noting the family’s mercantile roots and the encouragement to pursue schooling at any time.
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