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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2013
Page
1
Rhode Island becomes the nation's 10th state to permit same sex marriages. The change follows a 16 year campaign amid a Roman Catholic influence and political battles statewide.
Students at De Los Santos announce retirement RISD Super explains field trip confusion Dexter students to participate in auto blooms.
A fragmented sports note compares the 2012-13 Los Angeles Lakers with the Philadelphia Eagles and comments on teams that underperform after high expectations. The piece frames the sports landscape as littered with disappointments and misadventures.
No obituaries today. Forecast shows a high near 69 and a low around 38. Variable conditions with no significant weather hazards expected.
The Roswell Association of Realtors names attorney Rick Kraft 2013 Citizen of the Year at its luncheon. Kraft, partner at Kraft and Hunter Law Firm, leads Leadership Roswell since 1992 and helped establish Valley Christian Academy. He serves on its school board and is active at First Baptist Church.
The blue collar union will receive a two percent raise after City Council ratified a collective bargaining agreement in a Thursday special meeting. The council also approved audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30 2012, noting assets exceeded liabilities, net assets rose, and debt fell, though the audit itself was late per the State Auditor’s report.
A Pi Kappa Phi alumni group from New Mexico State University will cycle about 625 miles from Las Cruces to Aztec for the Tour de Nuevo Mexico to raise funds for foster kids. The ride starts May 18 and passes Alamogordo Ruidoso Roswell Vaughn Santa Fe ending at the Aztec courthouse.
A FEWS NET study estimates 133000 children under five died in south central Somalia in 2011 as aid deliveries were banned by militants and donor response waned, with death rates nearing 20 percent in some areas. The report compares this to 65000 under five deaths in all industrialized countries combined that year.
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