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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2010
Page
1
Walter Cronkite, famed as the Most Trusted Man in America, is remembered for his coverage of space exploration and major U.S. events. A posthumous desk search follows his death at age 92, prompting reflections on his roots.
Five graduates are highlighted from 433 and Friday Sunset Villa celebrating life with a community event. Residents and staff attend a ceremony recognizing achievements and future plans.
The 2009-10 high school sports calendar concluded with the final games on Saturday. Chaves County schools enjoyed a standout year with eight teams and seven individuals claiming NMAA state titles across fall, winter, and spring sports.
Obituaries appear for Ruby Faye Sandoval Louis Ray Serna Irene Beeman Elva Ruth Viuegas and Robert Angeloni. The notice lists multiple individuals with brief memorial status.
New Mexico Military Institute conferred degrees to more than 200 cadets in a Saturday ceremony on Stapp Field. Cadet Col. Luis Martinez-Medellin addressed peers as Tracy Kelly recalled experiences from Classes of 1944 and 1946.
Rebecca Dunne of Tri-State Bird Rescue and Research described a four-stage cleanup for a brown pelican at Fort Jackson Louisiana. The process used canola oil first, then soapy water at 104 degrees, with three people handling beak body and wings, totaling about 35 minutes and 300 gallons of water.
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer and former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin defend a new immigration crackdown as calls for an economic boycott spread. They blame President Obama for the measure and frame it as Arizona enforcing immigration laws.
New Mexico National Guard soldiers and Roswell residents gathered at Spring River Park and Zoo for the unveiling of The Guardians' Bridge. Eagle Scout Josh Day refurbished the structure earning his Eagle rank while two A-frames from the old National Guard Armory symbolize the tribute to armed forces members.
A suspected U S missile strike in Teerah Valley Khyber region northwest Pakistan killed five to fifteen people. Officials cited two missiles hitting a house and two militants laden trucks. The strike marks a widening covert program drawing Pakistani protests over sovereignty and international law concerns.
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