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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2011
Page
1
In AP style notes the piece hints at mail delays for typical American households with two months passing before a personal letter arrives. It references PAGE B4 items on Harvest Ministries hunger relief Generations helmet safety a wave moment and sports notes on Broncos improving to 5-0.
A high school football update notes Santa Rosa's win tightens the playoff race for the area's teams. The Demons must win remaining games to keep postseason hopes alive as coverage moves to Page B1.
The 89th ENMSF opening parade drew about 30,000 spectators along Main Street. 93 entries included the Roswell Chamber of Commerce and Roswell Reads as dignitaries and community groups joined floats, unicycles, and marching bands amid cheers and sirens from local police and fire units.
Law enforcement continues the mop-up after a massive Sept 22 sting that yielded 67 drug trafficking arrests and 84 issued warrants. By Sept 29 nearly half of the suspects had been apprehended, with operations by Chaves County, the DEA El Paso division, New Mexico State Police, Roswell PD, and county sheriffs.
Ralph Steinman an innovator in immune research died of pancreatic cancer three days before receiving the Nobel Prize in medicine. The Nobel committee announced the award without knowing his death. Rockefeller University learned of the death after the announcement.
Demonstrators march on Federal Reserve banks and camp in parks from Los Angeles to Portland Maine amid anger at the economy and corporate greed. In New York hundreds dressed as corporate zombies march past the stock exchange. others in Chicago Boston St Louis and Kansas City protest with drums tents and signs. About 700 protesters were arrested on the Brooklyn Bridge over the weekend.
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