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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2011
Page
1
New York reports show long lines at Apple stores for the new iPhone model with Sprint retailers also attracting customers. The release marks more than four years since the first model debuted, drawing shoppers and media attention.
A murder case is scheduled for trial after ongoing proceedings. The report notes high tension as authorities prepare for court action while residents await the outcome and details remain under seal.
Roswell trounced Portales 51 to 20 as coach Robert Arreola shaped offense to counter the Rams defense. Blackwater Draw notes Roswell’s decisive victory and game plan in Friday night action.
Obituary items listing Dr. Owen C. Taylor include memorial details and funeral notices. Readers are directed to gather further information from the newspaper’s obituary column and local notices.
Gardner chief of staff for Gov. Martinez debriefed the Southeastern New Mexico Economic Development District board about the recent legislative special session. He criticized the majority party redistricting, arguing maps packed urban areas and underpopulated rural districts, violating one man one vote and Census timing. He praised local legislators Dennis Kintigh and Bob Wooley for standing up during the session.
The State Bar of New Mexico hosted a Legal Fair offering civil law guidance. Pro bono coordinator Amy LaFaver coordinated with local attorneys and judges to help those who cannot afford lawyers. Dustin K. Hunter and Judge Stephen Bell led the Roswell event, drawing about 70 to 80 attendees with their documents.
Students at Dexter Elementary School joined Tim Fuller and officials at the Joseph R. Sheen Building to proclaim Character Counts Week from October 16 to 21. County Commissioner Richard Taylor read the proclamation, signed by city mayors and attendees, praising six pillars of character for youth.
Anti-Wall Street demonstrators in Zuccotti Park celebrated Friday after fending off a plan to clear the occupation, signaling a boost for the movement amid rising tensions and arrests in several cities as police clashed with protesters.
Dawnell McKelvey, a longtime public school teacher for Dexter Consolidated Schools, received the Chaves County Caring Citizen award in August for her devoted work toward youth development inside and outside the classroom. Now in her 27th year with the district, she has quietly steadfastly served students and the community.
Dexter Schools honors retiree McKelvey who spent 26 years teaching family and consumer sciences to high school students. She led classes in child development and foods while co sponsoring Student Council and Future Homemakers of America. She taught as an ENMU Roswell dual credit instructor and adjunct faculty at ENMU Roswell.
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