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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2013
Page
1
Native settlements once lined the Hondo River southwest of Santa Fe. A century ago a Chicago banker attempted to dam the river to form a lake. In 2002 the city outlined plans for a new open space trail along the river.
In Roswell a new student center dedication highlights university growth while other regional stories note ongoing RPD searches for a suspect, Aerial system test eyed for Roswell, and a $5.9 billion budget approval by Gov. The report also notes the death of NMMI figure Hardman.
Salt Lake City AP says New Mexico and Steve Alford agreed on a new 10 year contract potentially worth up to 2 million dollars annually including base pay and bonuses. Alford would remain coach in Albuquerque through 2023 as the Lobos enter NCAA tournament second round.
Obituaries list Wilma Goebel Dr Francis Herz Carl Gene Branscum and William Bumbarger. The brief page notes their deaths with no additional biographical details. Weather forecast fragment mentions high and low temperatures for the state with no specific figures.
In Jerusalem Obama and Netanyahu unite on key issues seeking calmer ties. Obama vows to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and warns Assad over chemical weapons as Netanyahu pushes for a two state solution and security assurances.
Albuquerque officials backing a tax bill to raise TV incentives. The measure would lift rebates from 25 to 30 percent and increase the annual cap from 50 million dollars, reviving a plan vetoed earlier.
Roswell neighbors reported ground tremors and sonic booms linked to Holloman AFB F-22 Raptor night training. Officials said the 49th Wing would fly from 4 to 10 30 p.m. through March 31, with possible supersonic booms heard across the region.
The Senate backed 85 billion dollars in across the board cuts to curb deficits and avert a government shutdown. Democrats rejected reopening White House tours while meat inspectors avoided furloughs. Over 100 air traffic facilities faced potential closure as parties clash over the plan. President Obama is expected to sign into law, keeping cuts through September 30.
Marines killed in a desert training accident are described as leathernecks and Devil Dogs while officials note several victims are barely out of high school. Pfc. Josh Martino of Dubois Pennsylvania, age 19, had joined in July and dreamed of becoming one of "the few, the proud."
Major oil and gas firms and environmental groups agree on a voluntary set of strict fracking standards for the Northeast. A Pittsburgh created Center for Sustainable Shale Development would certify operators meeting air and water protections via independent review, potentially expanding drilling beyond existing rules.
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