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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2011
Page
3
The Gutierrez barn on East 19th Street hosted its first Spring Break horse camp for beginners. Seven youths learn grooming stables riding and disciplines while gaining confidence and teamwork under camp counselors, with plans for more sessions next summer.
New Mexico officials and Roswell business leaders seek a path to dispute a census result showing Roswell under 50 000 residents. Senator Bingaman said the city will explore avenues to review the numbers and inform residents on possible actions.
The United States and allies seek a path to halt Gaddafi's ground forces and protect civilians while shifting command to European and allied leadership. Debate grows over strategy and exit plans as coalition air strikes continue and a London talks push shapes NATO responsibility.
Outages across Bernalillo Placitas Taos Questa Red River and other areas strain pipelines. Gov Susana Martinez declared a state of emergency Feb 3 ordering offices closed urging school dismissals and energy conservation. A Sandoval County suit seeks class action for municipalities.
A Roswell Record article explains drought-driven skunk incursions into urban areas. Mothers draw predators to crawl spaces, kits follow, increasing risks. Prevention includes sealing openings, using repellents, and fencing. rehabilitators note skunks are gentle though they may damage lawns.
In a border town, Mayor Eddie Espinoza and Police Chief Angelo Vega were arrested on gun smuggling charges. Interim mayor Roberto Gutierrez announced Derek Smith as interim police chief as the small department, reduced to a sergeant and two officers, faces turmoil and a suspended, unpaid chief.
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