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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2013
Page
1
In Tupelo Mississippi authorities report ricin was found at the former martial arts studio linked to a man suspected of sending poison. The discovery adds to the evolving case as investigators pursue potential motives and connections.
In Roswell local scene a boy’s recovery story sparks community action as the Explorers Club receives 1250 dollars in donations. A stabbing incident linked to fear of a figure named Mason triggers renewed concern.
A reflective piece notes that some things cannot be learned without doing them, describing the value of hands on experience in sports and life. It emphasizes learning through practice and persistence and the growth that comes from attempting challenges.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said Valley Meat Co. could receive inspection approval soon for the Roswell area horse slaughter plant, potentially making it the first domestic facility in six years unless Congress bans the practice. The company sued the USDA last year over delays and the cost of inaction amid political debates.
Roswell celebrates National Jazz Appreciation Month with April 30 proclamation by Mayor Del Jurney. The Roswell Jazz Festival Committee and RJF volunteers performed on Main Street at Reischman Plaza. The nonprofit has hosted an October festival for eight years and sponsored an impromptu concert for publicity.
The FDA lowers the age limit for Plan B One Step to 15, allowing OTC sale next to other health products. Purchases still require proof of age at checkout, with current rules that 17 and older can buy without a prescription. Teva Women's Health cited.
Roswell police investigated a third child enticement in a month. A bald Hispanic man in a gold car stopped two children on East 23rd Street offering money for a ride. Children reported to their mother and police. vehicles in prior cases varied. Tips to Crime Stoppers 888-594-TIPS.
The Eastern New Mexico University Roswell Foundation recognized Xcel Energy and David Petroleum Corp President Edward David for support at the 12th annual Foundation for the Future banquet at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center. Betty Patton cited long collaboration with Xcel Energy and Kids Kollege funding. Mike McLeod received the Diamond Service Award for innovation and campus partnership benefits to students and the community.
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