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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2013
Page
1
Salt River Project and plant owners challenge Navajo Nation approved lease extension for a northern Arizona coal plant that supplies water to Phoenix and other cities. The dispute centers on changes to terms and oversight of the facility's operations.
A compact city brief notes rising talent among local youths in EGP with standout performers tagged as “kiddos” showing multi-sport promise. Separate item reports a woman set on fire who dies as the RPD launches an investigation and seeks suspects Smith Willis and Engelhard win district titles while Ellington signs with San Jacinto.
Roberto Castro, debuting at The Players Championship after a practice round, fired a record-tying round highlighted by a 9-iron to 17 and a 4-iron to a close tap-in on the island-green 17th while Tiger Woods trailed.
Obituaries list WM. Pete Peterson Lisaiana Leal Smith Emilia B. Martinez Diana Sue Shull Barbara Reinhardt. Forecast notes a high near 69 and low around 53.
The U S Drought Monitor indicates exceptional drought expanding from 25 to 40 percent of New Mexico in one week. Forecasters warn that conditions will persist despite potential rains and note drought has intensified across Colorado Texas Oklahoma and Kansas.
At ENMU R Adult Basic Education 24th annual GED High School Completion ceremony 64 graduates received their certificates amid cheers from relatives. Speakers urged building a strong foundation for future success, with student James Kelly noting the GED as a starting point for improvement.
City Council authorized two resolutions to seek funding from New Mexico Finance Authority. One allocates a Drinking Water State Revolving Loan Fund loan to replace old water lines and valves. The other authorizes a 440,894 dollar loan to buy 16 police vehicles and equipment, with funds to reimburse the general fund before final financing.
The state run health insurance exchange and its 13 member board must comply with New Mexico Open Meetings Act and Inspection of Public Records Act. Meetings will be open to the public and contracts and expenditures must be inspectable. Board and staff face conflicts of interest rules.
President Obama offered a brighter view of the economy in Austin Texas, reviving his jobs proposals and urging action on larger measures despite resistance from Republicans. He declared we are poised for progress during a busy campaign stop.
The Senate Judiciary Committee backed the bipartisan immigration measure amid Republican and Democratic support. It preserves a border security framework while creating a 13 year pathway to citizenship for many illegal entrants and requires employers to verify work eligibility.
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