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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2010
Page
1
Sandstone cliffs rise from the desert floor in layers of orange pink and yellow at Ghost Ranch in northern New Mexico. The expansive blue sky dominates above as birds chirp and cedar trees rustle in the quiet landscape.
A city scene shows a Reno Police Department officer guiding traffic as wind and hail impact areas. Weather snarls commutes while residents seek shelter and crews clear debris.
In Huntsville Alabama the New Mexico Military Institute Junior College men s golf team stood 11 strokes back and tied for ninth after Round 1 at the 2010 NJCAA Division I National Championship at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail Hampton Cove River Course. The Broncos opened with a 297 over par 4.
Obituaries list William Morrison Simon Mata Lujan Violet Goins Gloria Jean Sanchez and Edna Sanchez in a brief today. The notices note their passing and indicate local obituary coverage with concise family details and services information.
New Mexico State Land Office Commissioner Patrick Lyons hosted the annual Roswell oil and gas lease auction at the New Mexico Military Institute. A 320 acre tract sold for 1.3 million, a record for the agency, and Lyons tied high sale prices to rising oil and gas demand. The office auctions state land monthly, often in Roswell during May, with sales indicating potential upticks in drilling activity as gas prices rise.
In Pennsylvania Arlen Specter loses a Democratic primary to a younger rival as Rand Paul wins big in Kentucky aided by tea party support. Democrat Mark Cruz wins a special House race to fill the late Rep. John Murtha's term. Parties spent about $1 billion.
Gov. Bill Richardson directs the New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department to start reporting violent juvenile offenders who are foreign nationals to federal immigration authorities. The move follows a 2005 case in Albuquerque where a Mexican national, Juan Gonzalez, faced sex crime allegations and was later deemed not competent to stand trial.
Migrants walk days through desert as Arizona braces for a new strict immigration law. U.S. Border Patrol reports a 6 percent rise in arrests on the Arizona border from October to April, while Mexican aid group Grupo Beta assisted 5,279 migrants January–April, up from 3,767 a year earlier.
Insurgents launched a brazen pre dawn assault on Bagram Air Field near Kabul one day after a Kabul bombing killed 18 people. Among the dead were five Afghan troops and a Chinese journalist, marking NATO's deadliest Afghan capital attack in eight months.
Residents in Artesia enraged by city workers using blasting devices to kill gophers in a park near an elementary school. Mony Fuller of the City Animal Shelter said rodents were blown from holes and then killed with shovels, prompting shock from witnesses.
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