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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2010
Page
1
Tony Eriacho, a Zuni silver smith, examines fake pieces at a market. He notes a necklace of fetish animals made in the Philippines and an earring with plastic colored stones, signaling the prevalence of items masquerading as American Indian crafts.
A RISD school faces discipline for student donut related activity while the debate over treat policies grows. Local officials consider better snack guidelines as communities weigh safety and health impacts.
Roswell defeats Carlsbad 4 1 at Cielo Grande Recreation Complex as a second half Cavemen goal triggers a Roswell rally to take control. The win boosts Roswell from a wake up call to a confident performance.
Obituaries list Wesley J. Howe Dorothy K. King Mary L. Boling and Frankie Crow. Calvary McDonald appears in the day’s notices. Forecast data shows a high and low but no values provided.
Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District asks the Office of the State Engineer to dismiss Berrendo LLC’s water transfer applications for the Fort Sumner to Santa Fe pipeline, arguing the filings lack required specifics on source and destination of 6600 acre feet annually.
The Remembering Walker Air Force Base program drew Roswell notables to a dual ceremony at ENMU Roswell Performing Arts Center and the Roswell International Air Terminal. Brig Gen Doug Murray hosted with Maj Gen Chris Adams stressing memory of the base and its history.
Roswell chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at Peppers Grill for Constitution Day. Genora Canon noted a mayoral proclamation and a constitutional display at the Roswell Public Library as part of the observance. The group, formed in 1912, meets five times yearly and also honors NMMI students and ships veterans’ packages.
Afghan voters faced Taliban rocket strikes as they cast ballots for a new parliament. Officials said 3.6 million ballots were counted at 86 percent of stations, with security officials calling turnout low due to fear and access issues despite many stations staying open.
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