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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2011
Page
1
NASA scientists monitor a six ton satellite as it reenters and may fall later this week. Forecasters warn a small error could shift impact from Florida to New York or to Iran or India. PMID: none.
An obituary style notice notes death by accident under autopsy rules and marks the Field of Honor closure as a community event. The piece reflects on lessons from Week 4 and the crowd drawn by a cowboy shooting incident.
The Roswell Coyote volleyball team snapped a scoring drought Tuesday to fuel a four game victory streak. Last season known for offense, they regained their rhythm with timely hits and solid teamwork as they overwhelmed their opponents on the home court.
Obituaries list Jesus Avitia Vitalia Gomez Julian Garcia Benny Encinias. Page A8 summarizes funeral notices. Forecaster notes today show highs around 85 and lows near 60 with general conditions across regions.
Democratic leaders push a southeastern New Mexico merger to move the redistricting proposal to the Senate for debate and a possible vote, while Republicans oppose it saying it could boost Democratic control. The plan would pair incumbents including Rod Adair and William Burt in one district and Dede Feldman with John Ryan in Albuquerque, potentially aiding several first term Democrats by shifting boundaries.
Roswell lawmakers Nora Espinoza Candy Spence-Ezzell Dennis Kintigh and Bob Wooley are dubbed the Roswell Four by House Democrats during a special session. Democrats argue the four represent more than Roswell, per Rep. Wooley who disputes the claim.
Fifth graders at Del Norte Elementary gathered in the library for Constitution Day as attorney Lee Huntzinger led a presentation on the U.S. Constitution. A student guessed the FBI when asked who the government is, while another said the government is the people who take money. Huntzinger told the children that they themselves are the government, noting this differs from some common views.
A suicide bomber posing as a Taliban envoy killed former Afghan president Rabani at his Kabul home. Rabani, head of a government council seeking a political settlement, dies as Karzai calls for unity. Emergency cabinet meets amid rising insecurity after attacks including the U S Embassy and NATO headquarters.
The New Mexico House may seek subpoenas to investigate Public Regulation Commissioner Jerome Block Jr. for possible misconduct. Special Counsel Robert Gorence said evidence gathering will take two to three weeks, with cooperation sought from the AG's office and state auditor before subpoenas. Block, an Espanola Democrat, faces scrutiny over a gasoline card use while remaining in office.
Roswell police report a water pipeline burst at the corner of South Sycamore Avenue and West Second Street Tuesday around 3 20 PM. No injuries or vehicle damage reported as water and asphalt were compromised, creating a jello like surface.
New Mexico Health Secretary Catherine Torres spoke to nurses at a Tuesday evening gathering in the Eastern New Mexico Medical Center cafeteria. She highlighted the major challenges in nursing including recruiting and retaining new staff and urged continued efforts to strengthen the profession.
The IMF's chief economist warns of a dangerous new phase for the world economy and cuts its outlook for the United States and Europe through next year. It projects U S growth at 1.5 percent in 2011 and 1.8 percent in 2012, far below earlier forecasts. The decline hinges on stronger second-half expansion beyond a 0.7 percent quarterly pace, with unemployment near 9 percent.
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