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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2012
Page
1
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar designated a conservation area in the San Luis Valley after billionaire Louis Bacon pledged to safeguard more of his extensive lands in southern Colorado.
Roswell's squad defeated Portales 2 to 0 in a local girls game. Heather Wilson stood out as a key contributor for Roswell while the city council related activity and main street scene ran parallel to the event.
Roswell foe Hobbs defeated Roswell 52-28 at the Wool Bowl after six miscues by Roswell. Coach Robert Arreola emphasized winning the turnover battle as crucial to the Eagles victory.
Protests escalate from Cairo to Tunisian and Sudanese streets turning deadly near Western embassies. An American fast food restaurant was set ablaze in Lebanon as international peacekeepers faced attacks in the Sinai. Egypt calls for calm as clashes leave at least four protesters dead and many wounded.
Gov. Susana Martinez says New Mexico National Guard soldiers from the 615th battalion based in Springer are serving with coalition troops in northern Egypt to quell violence. She notes armed protesters attacked the Multinational Force and Observers headquarters in the Sinai. a few coalition troops were injured, but no Americans.
Beloved children's book writer John Erickson appeared at the Roswell Civic Center as part of Centennial events. He introduced himself to hundreds of young readers, promoting the Hank the Cowdog series, its audio works, and stage adaptations.
Isaac Salazar, 20, sought in the Arnulfo Villela killing, surrendered Wednesday. Villela, 18, was shot outside a residence on East Hendricks Street on July 6. A 67 page criminal complaint outlines Salazar’s initial denial and later admission of giving suspects a ride, with witnesses describing a white four door car and multiple gunshots.
A statewide poll for The Albuquerque Journal shows 53 percent of likely voters favor expanding Medicaid to cover about 170000 low income residents including children seniors pregnant women and the disabled. Thirty three percent oppose and 11 percent are undecided.
In Apopka Florida both campaigns acknowledge Florida as the nation’s key swing prize. Obama leads but worries about undecided voters and minority outreach amid potential legal challenges to state voter laws. Romney faces similar concerns over turnout and campaign strategy in a tightly watched race.
Al Potter, a potter from Chanute, describes how his surname foreshadowed his career after a pottery course at Massachusetts College of Art. He has spent most of his life teaching or throwing clay, driven by the joy of the craft, as shown by his participation in the Souper Bowl.
A charity show at the Anderson Museum features artists showcasing their work. One artist aimed for 30 pieces but produced 130 pieces, saying I just kept going and I couldn't stop, and it was so much fun. The event highlights joyful creativity amid global travels.
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