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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2010
Page
1
Haiti resumes international adoption but U.S. agencies stay wary as families face years of uncertainty. Some had met children before the quake, others begin anew, seeking to adopt orphans left by the disaster.
A daughter recalls a family loss as city flights face disruption from wind hail and rain. The report notes weather impacts at LAX and related travel delays, with local officials warning of further delays amid unsettled conditions.
Huntsville Alabama hosts the NJCAA National Championship as New Mexico Military Institute golfers Jonathan Allen and Daniel de Rozario begin the final JUCO tournament of the season with the Broncos' opening round action.
In a 5-4 decision, the court requires a meaningful chance at release for youths serving life for nonhomicide crimes, while a 7-2 ruling upholds indefinite detention for mentally ill sexually dangerous inmates after sentences end. Justice Kennedy writes for the majority. Elena Kagan argued for the government.
Obituaries note Irene Beeman Virginia Bennett and Jennifer Nicole Miller Noles among today’s remembrance. Also mentioned is Mary Ann Zengerie in brief on page B4 with weather and sports updates on this edition.
A nude photograph of Roswell Police Department officer Mike Aguilar circulated via text messages in Roswell. Nicole Vargas alerted the Record to the image, which shows the officer exiting a shower and was shared by his estranged girlfriend last week.
Arizona's tough illegal immigration measure splits law enforcement, pitting officers against chiefs and sparking debate over enforcement and possible racial profiling. Two officers challenge the law in court while unions defend it, arguing crime prevention requires tools to act, even as trust in Hispanic neighborhoods is strained.
Scientists warn the loop current could pick up vast Gulf oil and move it toward the Florida Keys within about 10 days, threatening coral reefs and wildlife. Peter Ortner of the University of Miami notes timing uncertain as BP struggles to cap the spill after the offshore platform explosion killed 11 workers.
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