NATO chief seeks Europe anti missile shield
NATO Secretary General said allies are moving toward approving an anti missile system to protect Europe and he hopes Russia will join in creating the shield.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2010
Page
1
NATO Secretary General said allies are moving toward approving an anti missile system to protect Europe and he hopes Russia will join in creating the shield.
A two man auto wreck claims two lives in a local incident. Authorities investigate the crash and release limited details as the public learns more about the cause and casualties. Meanwhile a parade is held with the Eastern New Mexico State Fair opening and solar energy demonstrations from Xcel Energy announced. CC honors cross country athletes.
Roswell volleyball trailed 2-1 to Artesia in District 4-4A play before a rally. Coach Bobby Bates urged his team to persevere and move to Game 5, delivering a dramatic 3-2 comeback victory.
Jeffrey Lester withdrew from consideration leaving Larry Fry and Pete Mileta as the two remaining applicants for Roswell’s city manager post. Lester cited salary and travel cost concerns under New Mexico anti donation rules. Fry to tour Oct 21 and Mileta on Oct 20 ahead of a Oct 28 final council vote.
Under a moonlit sky the candlelight vigil at New Mexico Military Institute remembered 110 alumni who died in the past year. Michael Ortiz, Class of 1985, remarked the scene sends chills as 900 cadets stand in formation around the quad during homecoming ceremonies.
City council votes 8-2 to allocate 450000 for a Spring River drainage channel repair near the Roswell Museum and Art Center between Main Street and Richardson Avenue. Total project cost nearly 750000 with about 300000 funded by the state. Councilors Velasquez and McWilliams opposed citing architectural design costs.
Former President Bill Clinton campaigned for Diane Denish in Espanola stressing New Mexico water rights and interstate compacts that route Rio Grande and Pecos water to Texas. He mocked Attorney General Susana Martinez’s Texas roots while urging voters to back Denish and defend state resources.
After 95 years serving Roswell, Cobean’s Stationery Company will close before the 2011 ball. Les McPherson, longtime president and 89th birthday celebrant, announced plans to retire and pursue a different path. The family shop, famed for its eccentric inventory and Main Street history, began in a back of a local pharmacy and housed memories of floods and Budweiser Clydesdales.
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