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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2012
Page
3
Stratos faces a postponement as balloon inflation aborted the launch and team members, including Baumgartner, await a new window. Weather conditions for an 800 foot ascent remain unfavorable with forecasts suggesting a possible Thursday window if winds drop and a safe launch is achievable.
Witness Tom Sullivan corroborates an alleged confrontation with Gardner over park and a threat to a legislator. Dismissal calls rise as the governor’s office says no action will be taken after reviewing the security footage and letters from Menapace and others.
Romney concentrates four of five days in Ohio ahead of a New York debate while Obama visits Columbus for a rally at Ohio State University. The state sees heavy TV ad spending and debates over coal, auto bailouts, and voting hours as campaigns test ground game edges.
New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez reports more than 828000 in contributions for her 2014 re election effort, with a cash balance of 1.2 million as of Oct 1. Donors include Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Mosaic Potash BEPCO Sundance Services and Carlsbad figures Scott Gregory Larry Gregory.
Dr Leandro Gutierrez reports Paws the Chihuahua is eating and drinking on his own, has stopped IV feedings, and will finish antibiotics. The dog will be fostered while courts decide its fate, with the mother seeking returning dogs impounded with Paws.
Roswell hosts a weekend of jazz with an open Thursday night group, free courthouse concerts Friday noon and 5 to 7 p.m., plus Pepper’s nine piece band. Saturday features Ginsberg Music 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sally Port Ballroom 7:30 to 11:15 p.m. Sunday events include First Presbyterian Church 12 to 1 p.m. and Anderson Museum 2 to 4 p.m. cpowell rdrnews.com
The Central Consolidated Education Association claims the district did not consult with the union before agreeing to a fall pilot program that lets schools partly evaluate teachers and principals by student performance on standardized tests. Superintendent Don Levinski notes the state NEA director did not require local consultation and says teachers will have input while participation could improve grant eligibility.
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