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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 2012
Page
1
Walmart workers and supporters protested at multiple stores nationwide over wages benefits and treatment. Walmart said it was experiencing strong shopper demand despite the actions and noted its best selling period.
An upbeat CUP dinner brings Turkey and fixings to residents in Moriarty amid community get-togethers. Job Corps volunteers assist Johnny in preparing for the upcoming quarterfinals of a local season.
In a Class 2A quarterfinal, both teams focus on limiting mistakes and sustaining drives while watching for momentum shifts to seize control of the game. Coaches emphasize keeping the offense moving and avoiding turnovers as the key to advancing.
Obituary notices list Sophie Montoya Bonnie Fay Daly Betty Finley and Vongy Sanchez for today on page A7 with brief life summaries and funeral details pending. The notices name surviving kin and memorial information in a concise local-eagle obituary roundup.
Crowds flock to Target and Sears as stores open on Thanksgiving, turning the holiday shopping saga into a two day event. Shoppers like Rasheed Ali buy a 50 inch TV for 349 dollars and a sewing machine for 50 dollars after early openings. Retail analyst calls it a possible new normal in holiday shopping.
Roswell shoppers lined up outside Walmart and Target Thursday evening ahead of 9 pm openings for Black Friday. An estimated 400 to 500 people waited before Target opened, marking one of the all night or early starts to the sale rush.
Cairo reports violent clashes between supporters and opponents of President Mohammed Morsi the strongest street fighting since he took office. Morsi defends edicts granting near absolute power to root out perceived evils threatening Egypt while the Muslim Brotherhood and liberal factions clash indicating a possible prolonged street campaign against him.
The House plans a vote on a STEM Jobs Act expansion to boost visas for science and tech students and allow spouses and minor children of green card holders to wait in the U.S. for their cards, shortening wait times while delaying work eligibility.
Roswell resident Carroll Caudill pursues charity with a Santa persona, performing at nursing homes, day cares, churches, and events for 15 years to aid CASA, The Salvation Army, Boys & Girls Club, Tobosa Developmental Services, and other groups. He says giving to any charity matters as he helps those in need.
Caudill, a Texas native who moved to Roswell in 1993, runs fundraisers at Sam's Club generating about $5,000 yearly for charities. He jokes about his white hair drawing comparisons to Kenny Rogers and Santa, saying he does what he can to help.
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