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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2011
Page
1
Scientists report a saber toothed vegetarian from 260 million years ago in Brazil. The leaf eating animal resembled a large dog in size and had nearly preserved upper canine teeth.
Community digest highlights include a Girl Scouts case breakthrough, Animal Control tips, Rocky Point Ranch hosting a riding camp, and local sports notes with GHS sweeping. Also features honorees in baseball and softball season previews and analyses.
Freshman Caitlin Duree earned the win on the mound as NMMI defeated Gateway Christian 8-7 in the Roswell first round. The Colts' victory came from a spark sparked by a strong pitching debut and late-game resilience.
Gov. Susana Martinez intends to veto a bill that would raise employer taxes by 128 million dollars next year and reduce unemployment benefits to avert insolvency of the unemployment trust fund. A special session may revisit the issue later if the economy improves.
The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad may soon receive greater-than-Class C low-level radioactive waste and related waste types. The DOE issued a draft environmental document outlining how such waste from power plants, medical radioisotope use, oil and gas exploration, and other industries could be buried at WIPP and other sites.
A Thursday ground breaking ceremony marks the start of construction for the seventh house on East Beech Avenue built by Habitat for Humanity of Roswell. Roswell chapter president Mike Puckett spoke at the event as the nonprofit Christian housing ministry begins work on the new residence.
Heather Wilson stopped in Roswell to drum up support for her campaign to return to Washington. The former congresswoman and Air Force captain cited concerns about the country’s future and urged Republicans to get the federal budget under order, arguing 41 cents of every dollar is borrowed.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told El Paso and other border mayors that violence from Mexico has not spilled over, declaring the border safer for travel and trade. She announced 250 more border agents and millions invested to boost infrastructure and technology along the Southwest border. The 2010 import value across the border rose 22 percent.
The United States agrees with NATO to transfer command of the no fly zone over Libya while the U S military remains responsible for attacks on Gaddafi ground forces and other key targets. Clinton states alliance will plan broader civilian protection while lines of authority remain unclear and dual command centers may cause confusion.
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