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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2013
Page
5
Roswell Newcomers Club lunch and card gathering at Elks Lodge on Tuesday at 12 pm with reservations by Saturday. Call Barbara Hepp-Quiggle or Pat Walker for details.
Eight Roswell retailers passed a state tobacco law compliance check by CAI. Clerks asked for IDs when needed and signs about underage tobacco sales were displayed. The firms surveyed included Circle K, Wal-Mart, Family Dollar, Stripes, Farmers Market, Lawrence Brothers IGA, Walgreens, and Food Mart.
First United Methodist Church Roswell invites children ages 3 to fifth grade to Kingdom Rock VBS from June 3 to 6. Sessions run 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. with Bible-learning activities, songs, games, science gizmos, and daily finales. Family and friends welcome at 11 a.m. for the Fanfare Finale.
Applications are being accepted for Eastern New Mexico Medical Center Auxiliary scholarships in health care fields. Submit by 4 30 p m Friday June 7 to the Volunteer Services Department Roswell area students with at least 3 0 GPA and one college semester completed may apply.
The commentary quotes conservatives faulting a report for ignoring expert consensus that immigration boosts the economy. Haley Barbour calls it political and not serious science, while committee members see it as ideology over evidence. The piece notes compromise in Washington as a rare win.
Dr. Komaroff emphasizes gradual blood pressure reduction in seniors to avoid dizziness and symptoms from rapid drops. He recalls aiding an elderly patient with isolated systolic hypertension who initially resisted but improved on a lower, steady dose.
A Distant Road exhibition by John Brandi opens Saturday June 8 at the Palace of the Governors in collaboration with the New Mexico History Museum. It features Brandi's haiga combining ink paintings with haiku and draws on Japanese wanderer traditions. A Haiku reading with saxophone by Dan Borton and event organizer notes the Roswell Jazz Festival context. The program is free with limited seating.
John Stossel argues that fuel economy rules favor government over free market forces. He cites Susan Dudley and James Taylor criticizing costs and safety impacts while noting regulators hire more staff and push subsidies. He concludes regulation dulls competition and harms consumers.
Police say 25 year old Luis Briones drove drunk in Albuquerque with a woman on his lap. He wrecked a Ford Explorer ejecting the passenger, who was found naked with facial injuries. Briones tried to flee and hide behind a cactus until authorities intervened.
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