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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2012
Page
1
Nashville AP reports bluegrass pioneer Earl Scruggs, renowned banjo innovator who helped shape modern country music, has died at age 88. Scruggs’ influential sound defined a genre long tied to the Carolina mountains and Nashville’s music scene.
Police report one dead and one injured in Roswell amid the Sci Fi Film Festival and Digital Shoot-Out event. Authorities say the incident disrupted the festival as investigators pursue leads and assess security.
Roswell coach Art Sandoval sent freshman Vanessa Garcia to the plate in a key late inning. Garcia delivered a two run single in the sixth to push Roswell past Lovington and complete the series sweep.
At Baghdad the Arab League gathering drew only 10 of 22 heads as Sunni leaders snubbed the Shiite led government amid Syria crisis tensions. Libya's interim chief Mustafa Abdul-Jalil denounced Assad's crackdown while Gulf states faulted Iraq for being soft on Syria.
Robert Corn, the district-appointed receiver, returned to Roswell from a three-week vacation to find Memory Lawn Memorial Park cleaned without notice. The six-acre site had its trash removed and headstones swept, with no one taking credit for the effort. Corn said the cemetery needed work and he had not discussed servicing it with anyone.
The Public Regulation Commission reports Sprint is addressing widespread complaints in Roswell Hobbs and Artesia. Sprint says a TI problem causing disruption in Roswell is being resolved and upgrades to several towers will soon improve voice and data service.
The House approves a 3.6 trillion budget largely along party lines, targeting Medicare and Medicaid, rail projects, research and Pell Grants, and opposing tax increases on couples earning over 250 thousand dollars. The Senate will not pass the measure, highlighting partisan divides ahead of elections.
Mizzou students spent spring break at Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge clearing litter along East Pine Lodge Road from the gate to the railroad tracks. Wildlife biologist Jeff Sanchez noted cleanup crews will cover a 3.3 mile stretch under supervision by refuge assistant manager Larry Ulibarri.
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