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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2010
Page
1
Washington AP reports national GOP leaders search for ways to limit fallout from Rand Paul remarks as the Kentucky Senate candidate defends the oil company blamed for the Gulf spill.
A scrambled briefing highlights rapid fire notes from recent news items. It mentions police activity around Artesians and a hotel skylight fire sparked by wood, plus a citywide blast response to gopher control and a fading focus on public figures amid political mudslinging.
Iwona Czerniak of New Mexico Military Institute advanced to the 800 meters final at the NJCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Hutchinson. She placed fourth in her heat with a season best 2:16.32, the fastest heat time among three.
PNM Resources plans to file June 1 with the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission seeking a big rate hike after a 24 percent rise over three years. CEO Patricia Vincent Collawa notes substantial unrecouped investments and regulators may scrutinize the request, with any approved increase effective no earlier than April 2011.
Robert H. Goddard Senior High held its 45th annual convocation on Friday at the Wool Bowl. 196 students graduated in sweltering 90 plus degree heat. 27 earned 4.0 GPAs and 28 had GPAs from 3.5 to 3.99. Senior class president Kyle Bullock welcomed the graduates.
New York reports a volatile week as European woes spark fears of a global slowdown. The Dow shifts to gains Friday after a Thursday drop, ending down about 2 percent for the year and off from late April peaks by roughly 10 percent.
Gulf gusher figures show worst case oil could fill 11 300 miles of milk jugs or nearly 130 million gallons. Government best case 5.25 million gallons. Scientists revise upward as NOA A assays new data. Mississippi River adds 3.3 million gallons per second.
The House of Hope and Faith at 400 S. Michigan Ave is privately funded and dedicated by physicians led by Dr. Babak Mirin. The shelter serves mentally ill and homeless residents and is operated by New Mexico Mental Health Inc. The doctors conceived the project after observing discharge challenges last June.
Joe Andreis, principal and co founder of Sidney Gutierrez Middle School, notes that summer break does not bring rest. He calls leading the charter school a full time job and expresses that the experience has been wonderful and valuable for examining their educational approach.
Andreis has steered SATURDAY School as the city’s sole publicly funded charter for nine years. A western Massachusetts native, he grew up with educator parents and is married to Teresa. He earned a sports medicine undergrad from the University of Vermont and pursued a master's degree before teaching adaptive education at New Mexico State University for three years and later at the University of Texas at El Paso.
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