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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2012
Page
1
The New York Stock Exchange will resume normal trading at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday after a two day shutdown due to Hurricane Sandy. The exchange stated its building and trading floor are fully operational and ready for regular session.
Police report two suspects arrested after allegedly stealing electricity in a local theft case. Investigators say the matter involved unauthorized connection and meter tampering at a residential property.
In a fierce Tuesday night game the Berrendo middle school team defeated Sierra 19 to 6 to claim its sixth consecutive city football title. Berrendo started at its 20 yard line after the opening kickoff and a three and out, then pressured Sierra with a punt return to midfield.
A day after the storm New York faced mass outages and grounded life as 8 million residents cope. Mayor Bloomberg and Con Edison warn power may take four to five days to restore, while the subway system faces its 108 year worst damage and ten East River tunnels flooded. The death toll in the city stands at 18 with drownings and electrocution reported.
More than 30 Xcel Energy workers from New Mexico and Texas depart Amarillo to the East Coast to aid in restoring electricity after superstorm Sandy left thousands without power. They will travel over 1,000 miles to Wythe.
Eastern New Mexico University Roswell graduates its first class of 12 from a revamped 14.5 month Aviation Maintenance Technology program. The certificates, recognized by the FAA, qualify graduates to take airframe and powerplant licensing exams. Juan Salmon led the program revamp begun in 2010 to shorten the former two-year track.
FBI data show New Mexico total violent crimes fell about 3 percent in 2011 to 11,817 from 12,126 in 2010. Espanola led with a 2,486 per 100,000 rate and a 11 percent rise, while Albuquerque declined to 4,207 violent crimes from 4,291.
From left Captain Beau Perez with The Salvation Army Vonnie Fischer Roswell Daily Record advertising director and Candace Lewis with the Roswell Chamber of Commerce display the second load of food for The Salvation Army Emergency Call-Out Food Drive. Nonperishable items can be dropped off through Nov. 30 at the Chamber of Commerce Roswell Daily Record Lawrence Bros IGA and Farmers Country Market on West Hobbs Street.
ENMU Roswell partners with United Healthcare to launch a rural health program. The Community Paramedic Program was discussed at a campus press conference Tuesday afternoon. See ENMU-R, Page A3.
Former New Mexico governor Bill Richardson will work as a consultant for Mojave Air and Space Port to help secure California's informed consent legislation. The move aims to expand liability protections for spacecraft parts suppliers, mirroring exemptions other states have already enacted. Spaceport America officials warn more tenants are needed to boost New Mexico's spaceport near Las Cruces.
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