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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2010
Page
4
The Roswell incident shows a nude photo of a police officer circulating widely via cell phones and email. The piece warns that minors are involved and stresses that adults who disseminate such material to youths may face legal scrutiny. It cautions against sending intimate images in the digital age.
A Roswell resident notes an unusual absence of tumbleweeds after 13 years of wind driven invasion. Phillip Lacock asks readers if anyone else observed the change and hopes for a bumper crop next year.
Linda J. Adams of Roswell, a Clarion University junior studying early childhood education, has been inducted into Kappa Delta Pi. Adams is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sanders and a Roswell High School graduate. Goddard High School FFA won the district sweepstakes, with 38 students earning trophies for dairy, meats, poultry, wool, horses, dairy and farm management achievements at ENMU Portales.
In the New Mexico GOP gubernatorial race Allen Weh touts Reagan Republican credentials as Susana Martinez attacks him over immigration stance. The piece notes Bush reform as pathway to citizenship with no amnesty, recalls Reagan era impact, and discusses party shifts, Las Cruces candidates, and political dynamics ahead of a primary.
The Philadelphia ADL executive committee votes overwhelmingly to back vouchers allowing students from underperforming city schools to transfer to safer, higher performing institutions. The national board plans a June 14 vote as ADL offices weigh adopting the resolution amid long running debates over education reform and civil rights.
The column accuses Assistant Secretary of State Michael Posner of publicly citing Arizona's immigration law during talks with Chinese officials. It portrays Posner as left‑wing, links him to HRF funding and George Soros, and questions his suitability for State Department duties amid broader political critiques.
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