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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2011
Page
1
Mourners filed from the church as two by two the organ played America the Beautiful. Military pallbearers in ceremonial dress carried the flag draped casket for 1st Lt. Omar Vazquez while a dozen retired servicemen saluted with flags at the hearse.
Police identify a teenager found dead as the city investigates the incident. Reports describe the aftermath as authorities examine potential causes and connections to a wider crime spurt across four states. Harvard names regimental commander.
NMMPS Gonzalez finishes fourth in a high school event. Albuquerque notes reflect a mixed day as plans to medal fade amid cloudy weather and wind.
Obituaries note Donna Lucille Clark Melba Ruth Phillips Lillian Fay Shirley Leona Beryl Mayberry. The items list multiple individuals with no further biographical detail provided. Forecast shows a high of unspecified value and a low near zero.
A fallen New Mexico soldier killed in Iraq last month was buried at South Park Cemetery after a memorial service at a local church. Army National Guard Honor Guard pallbearers in dress blues fired three volleys in a salute as Taps sounded and a flag-draped casket was honored. Family members cried and recalled the ceremony as moving and beautiful.
Hundreds gather in Roswell for the National Day of Prayer event on the Chaves County Courthouse steps featuring music fellowship and prayers. Leaders including Rev Melvin Suttle and Mayor Del Jurney read proclamations from President Obama and declare May 5 as National Day of Prayer.
President Obama laid a wreath at Ground Zero and thanked first responders as he marked the killing of Osama bin Laden. He spoke of resolve and memory on a clear New York day, honoring nearly 3 000 victims and the nation’s perseverance amid security presence.
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