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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2013
Page
1
Centre College in Danville Kentucky reports withdrawal of a 250 million dollar donation, one of the largest gifts in U S higher education history. The donor’s exact reasons were not disclosed and campus officials reference the impact on fundraising plans.
The festival offers variety beyond dragonflies as walkers raise twenty thousand dollars toward treatment and care. A Husky earns top honors at a local dog show while public chatter swirls around a figure named Molly as Governor marks the Roswell Spur expansion.
Two weeks into the prep football season, teams show early form and competitive balance across areas. Coaches praise improved depth and speed as squads tune schemes and build chemistry for early tests this fall.
A list of names including Raymond Hardin Lillie Jacob Michael Stalker McKerral Kangla Morgan Leopoldo Arturo Pacheco and others appears on pages A2 and B3. The text also notes a forecast with high .83 and low .66 but lacks readable context or event details.
President Obama acknowledged he might lose congressional support for a military strike on Syria as lawmakers push back. He cited ongoing international talks with Russia and Assad as a potential path to diplomacy while insisting a credible threat is needed to achieve an agreement. Senator Isakson and Rep King commented on the political challenge and the need to show national security benefits.
U S Education Secretary Arne Duncan began a four state bus tour in Albuquerque New Mexico outlining plans to expand early childhood programs and improve struggling schools. He argued education is an investment not a cost and pressed for expanded Head Start afterschool and college access.
Officials ban releasing captured foxes and other nuisance animals including raccoons skunks coyotes bats and some bobcats back into the wild amid fears a rabies strain from Arizona could spread into New Mexico. The June measure aims to prevent spread toward the Rio Grande Basin.
CCSO Lt. Britt Snyder announced his bid for sheriff at a Comfort Inn reception. He cites duty to community and outlines 24 years with CCSO plus three years in Catron County. Snyder is FBI National Academy graduate and would be the county’s next sheriff if elected.
An 80-year-old woman walking two Pomeranians in East McGaffey Street was attacked by a pit bull. The family says her loyal 12-year-old Pomeranian Duke died defending her. The second dog escaped and is credited with helping save the woman. The victim was treated at a hospital and released. possible rabies shots remain uncertain. The pit bull was captured, quarantined, and the owner faces action. Animal Services will determine whether the dog is returned.
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