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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2013
Page
1
Irving Mann of Manns Jewelers in Rochester expresses skepticism about unsolicited offers that seem too good to be true. He notes he remains curious yet cautious about unexpected email proposals.
Memorial prayer breakfast opens day as students from Gateway face questions of identity while moving forward. Roswell hosts a flag football event with games at Cielo Grande as teams prepare for Sunday plays. Goose Crew from Miami wins Show Me The Money division. Nellie Mae Ramey and Nona Blair noted in obituaries. Weather forecast shows highs near 98 and lows around 63.
More than 3,000 American flags adorned graves at South Park Cemetery as the American Legion Post 28 held a Memorial Day ceremony. Orlando Padilla urged remembrance of service and sacrifice, while Tom Blake performed God Bless America and attendees reflected on the meaning beyond mere observance.
AP reports three states and three countries legalized same sex unions in two months after the Supreme Court heard arguments. Observers weigh Justice Kennedy as a potential swing vote and influence on the issue. Harvard professor Michael Klarman notes the progress may shape Kennedy’s view.
In Paris Kerry and Lavrov met to accelerate the Syria peace process ahead of Geneva. Both powers pledged to push Assad regime participation while pressing for a political transition despite two years of violence that has killed tens of thousands. The talks aimed to secure broader international support for the conference next month.
In Whatcom County towns near the Blaine border, Canadians buy gas and goods across the border then return home. Gas price gaps and cheaper beer wine milk drive cross border traffic. Local economist Michael Hill notes heavy border gas tax revenue funds street maintenance and warns a land entry fee could threaten the economy.
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