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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 2011

Page

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Bond Returns in Skyfall Begins Filming

Producers confirm filming has started on Skyfall the 23rd Bond film with Daniel Craig returning as 007, marking his third outing after a several year gap since the last adventure.

Bond London 007 Daniel Craig

Capitan Honors 7 Fallen Heroes In Ceremony

Capitan honors seven fallen heroes in a solemn ceremony as community members gather to pay respects. Officials note the tribute underscores local courage and service, with attendees including veterans and residents from surrounding areas.

Capitan Hagerman

RHS Gals Have Historic Season

The Roswell girls soccer team in 2010 became the first in school history to win a playoff game and reach the quarterfinals before falling to Albuquerque Academy. In 2011, under new coach Samantha Lawrence, the Coyotes aimed to return to the APS complex.

Roswell Albuquerque Academy Samantha Lawrence Coyotes Albuquerque Public Schools

Obituaries Feature Raymond Lopez and Colleagues

Obituary notices for Raymond Lopez and Jim R. Collier appear alongside Eloy Gutierrez Torrez in the A7 page, with brief memorial notes and service details. The brief section highlights local figures and their contributions, reflecting community remembrance.

Greece backs down on referendum gambit amid euro crisis

Greece grapples with political brinkmanship as Prime Minister Papandreou withdraws plans for a referendum on a European debt rescue deal. The move follows EU resistance and aims to avert a disorderly default, while markets rally after the reversal and the ECB cuts rates.

Athens Greece George Papandreou Cannes Barack Obama Papandreou United States Europe European Central Bank

Cain faces continuing controversy over sexual harassment claims

Republican candidate Herman Cain fought to steady his campaign amid sexual harassment allegations. A potential written statement from an accuser and aide's shifting explanations added uncertainty, though Cain vowed not to be deterred and resumed appearances on conservative media.

Washington Herman Cain White House Cain Washington Beltway

Balloons and Bluegrass Festival lands in Artesia weekend

Artesia hosts the 2011 Balloons and Bluegrass Festival this Saturday and Sunday with an early Friday Fun Flight by 13 balloon pilots from local elementary schools. Saturday features multiple music acts at Derrick Floor from 9:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. plus a balloon launch at Eagle Draw around 8 a.m. and arts and crafts booths, food, and prizes downtown.

New Mexico Artesia Eagle Draw Sixth and Gore Brothers Duke City Danny Santos Los Bluegrass Yates Carla Miner Artesia Chamber of Commerce

Judge weighs attorney for Deming gun sales family case

A federal judge in Las Cruces considers allowing Albuquerque attorney Sam Bregman to represent four Deming family members charged with selling 34 guns to a Mexican cartel informant. Prosecutors warn of conflicts and possible retrial. defendants Rick Reese and family remain in federal custody after August raids.

Las Cruces Albuquerque Deming New Deal Shooting Sports Rick Reese Terri Reese Ryan Reese Remington Reese Reeses

Verhines Named New Mexico State Engineer

Gov Susana Martinez appointed Scott Verhines a civil engineer with 30 years in water and transportation to be state engineer overseeing water allocation and interstate rights. Estevan Lopez remains director of the Interstate Stream Commission as the drought worsens. Verhines replaces John D Antonio who leaves for the Army Corps of Engineers.

Santa FE Scott Verhines Albuquerque New Mexico Susana Martinez Verhines Estevan Lopez Interstate Stream Commission New John D’antonio Army Corps of Engineers D'Antonio Bill Richardson Lican Roswell Artesia Eastern New Mexico Water Authority Curry Roosevelt Counties Texas Tech University University of New Mexico

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Inside Sports RHS Raymond Lopez Jim R. Collier Eloy Gutierrez Torrez Mark Wilson Photo Bittler Lake National Wildlife Refuge Bitter Lake Mulls Julia Bergman Midway Volunteer Fire Department Mile US 285 Dexter Emergency Services Eastern New Mexico Medical Center District 8 Volunteer Fire Department New Mexico State Police Gov Lopez Penasco
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