Blagojevich dyed hair in past, barber says
The barber who cut Rod Blagojevich's hair for years says the former Illinois governor dyed his hair, and with his imprisonment banning hair dye, it will soon turn gray.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2012
Page
1
The barber who cut Rod Blagojevich's hair for years says the former Illinois governor dyed his hair, and with his imprisonment banning hair dye, it will soon turn gray.
Portales police arrest rape suspect in Roswell case as national headlines turn to New Mexico. President Obama scheduled to visit the state for oil policy events while local communities discuss public safety and environmental issues. Dexter tops NMMI 26 in a sports score update.
The NFL imposed sweeping punishment for bounty payments. Sean Payton was suspended without pay for the next season and Gregg Williams received an indefinite ban. Payton is the first head coach suspended by the league for any reason.
President Obama lands at Roswell International Airport at 5 20 p m on a four state swing. He meets Gov Susana Martinez and Mayor Del Jarney and greets about 40 residents before a Mallamar speech. Jarney notes a brief talk stressing oil and gas importance in Roswell and southeast New Mexico.
President Barack Obama spoke to about 300 people in Mallamar outlining a plan to expand domestic oil and gas production and reduce reliance on foreign oil. The stop was part of a two day four state tour through Nevada New Mexico Oklahoma and Ohio to highlight the administration all of the above.
Protesters gathered about a mile from Air Force One in Roswell to oppose the Fish and Wildlife Service endangered dunes sagebrush lizard listing. Speakers argued the designation harms oil and farming interests while urging Washington to reconsider. Local officials from Chaves, Lea, Eddy and Roosevelt counties plus Texas agencies joined efforts to press for a seat at the decision table.
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