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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2013
Page
1
An elderly German former Waffen SS member, 92, faced trial in Hagen on charges of killing Dutch resistance fighter Siert Bruins in 1944. The case centers on Bruins and a wartime incident now pursued by prosecutors.
Health survey checks Roswell's pulse as a chemical leak at Leprino Hospital results in seventeen hospitalizations. City council approves police contract amid ongoing local updates.
Friday night lights glow as high school teams rush onto the field in their colors for the fall football season kickoff. The crowd roars as players chase the first clash under dim stadium lights.
Senators McCain and Graham urged a clear case for action against Assad while voicing concern over war powers. Democrats pressed for narrower authorization, questioning intelligence on a chemical attack and the plan’s scope, amid a divided Congress.
The Roswell Symphony Orchestra entertained about 500 attendees at the Labor Day Concert in Spring River Park and Zoo. Mayor Del Jurney, returning as master of ceremonies, welcomed back the event with board president Fawn Alcorn noting its return after a year hiatus.
Crews searched mesas and canyons in the Santa Fe National Forest for Token Adams a 41 year old Forest Service firefighter who vanished Friday while sizing up a wildfire perimeter on an ATV near a 25 acre fire southeast of Fenton Lake. About 100 searchers scoured rough terrain as the lightning started blaze was contained late Friday.
Federal investigators have had near real time access to billions of AT T call records dating back decades through the Hemisphere Project a program funded by the DEA and the ONDP. The scheme allows swift digital searches to locate drug suspects who switch phones.
Diana Nyad, 64, walked ashore near Key West on Monday after a 53 hour swim from Havana, becoming the first person to make the Cuba to Florida crossing without a shark cage. Spectators cheered as she reached the beach ahead of 2 p.m. EDT.
A study suggests global warming could lessen freak atmospheric steering that sent Superstorm Sandy toward New Jersey, though sea level rise and stronger storms may worsen overall risk. Researchers caution the rare 2012 path was just one factor in the $50 billion disaster and changes may be offset by other warming effects.
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