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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2013
Page
1
Investors regained poise after a shaky start that saw stocks fall sharply at the open. The market decline followed a global downturn sparked by a weaker than expected Chinese manufacturing report and fears about the Federal Reserve.
Larry the Cable Guy features in a daily roundup as Roswell Walker Museum opens a new exhibit and Missouri Avenue hosts a community activity. Kids dedicate a local school while Arias faces trial on Day 3. Goddard's Aston and Gomez win silver in recent events.
In Englewood Colorado Tom Nalen the former Denver Broncos center who spent 15 NFL seasons spoke at length about his Ring of Fame election. He denied being a dirty player and emphasized his quiet approach while addressing questions about alleged injuries to Chargers defenders.
President Obama argues for CIA controlled drone strikes as legal and necessary to counter evolving threats. He calls for closing Guantanamo and increasing oversight while maintaining lethal operations, amid bipartisan pressure and hunger strike concerns.
The 21 University High School graduates received awards and scholarships inside Pueblo Auditorium as Roswell Independent School District officials watched. Principal Laura Herrera said graduations celebrate reaching the moment and inspire bigger dreams and goals despite teen obstacles. Many students overcome pregnancy, relationship issues, medical problems, and other barriers.
During a special meeting the City Council approved a resolution supporting New Mexico Main Street's $100,000 grant application for Reischman Park renovation. Roswell groups Roswell Interarts Organization and Roswell Museum and Art Center developed a two year revitalization plan with a new stage and state history artwork aimed for completion around the state centennial.
The fourth day of the State of New Mexico versus Jose Arias trial featured recorded phone calls Arias made to his spouse Victoria Velasquez-Arias from the Chaves County Detention Center between April 24 and May 16, 2011. Dora Gonzalez an Administrative Assistant at CCDC testified to copying and preserving the recordings and to the warning given to callers that calls may be recorded. Defense attorney Anna (name incomplete in source) represented Arias as the proceedings continued.
The Chaves County Board of Commissioners approved the county interim budget for the 2013 2014 fiscal year at a special business meeting. The item was reviewed previously at a workshop during the regular business meeting.
Grapevine Texas AP the Boy Scouts of America opens ranks to gay Scouts but not gay leaders a compromise that could fracture the organization and prompt defections 61 percent of 1400 National Council members supported the proposal effective January 1 The debate continues as conservatives threaten to leave while liberal leaders push for lifting the gay adult ban and gay rights groups praise the step See SCOUTS Page A3
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