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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2011
Page
1
Engineers will rappel down the Washington Monument on Tuesday to check for cracks and damage after last month’s East Coast quake. Numerous cracks and chips have been found, prompting a closer inspection.
Top 5 web items include Chile Cheese Festival arrival, Roswell native appearance on Carson Nation, an OWN sting operation yielding 67 arrests, and a Broncos 45 28 victory signaling a strong statement.
Midseason look at which teams clinch playoff spots this year. Analysts rank contenders, discuss key wins, losses, and remaining schedules shaping postseason fate across local programs.
Congress reached a bipartisan accord to fund disaster relief and avoid a partial government shutdown as the new budget year begins. The Senate approved 79 to 12, sending the measure to the House after days of brinkmanship over deficits and taxes. FEMA said funds would cover relief through Friday, allowing debate to focus on priorities.
Bandelier National Monument in northern New Mexico resumes visitor access after the largest wildfire in state history forced staff to safeguard irreplaceable artifacts. The visitor center and major prehistoric sites survived amid post fire ash and flood threats.
Nancy and Orlando Parker report federal agents raided their South Union Avenue home Friday without a warrant, seeking a person matching their description. The couple, who had just moved in July, say officers refused to show a warrant and questioned their identification while circling the property for hours. Chief Al Solis notes the warrant was federal and part of a cleanup effort in Roswell.
After a 19 day session, legislators adjourned with few bills to Gov Susana Martinez. She will decide on four redistricting plans for Senate House PRC and PEC and whether to veto or sign the $86 million capital outlay package. Reform items remained largely untouched as funding for vehicles and other projects drew opposition.
Disaster victims in Waterbury and across the country face renewed anxiety as a divided Congress fights over funding for federal disaster assistance. Republicans push spending offsets while Democrats accuse opponents of using the aid issue for political gain amid storms Irene and Lee and the Joplin tornado.
U S Marines at Forward Operating Base Jackson in Afghanistan describe a seven month Sangin deployment. Cpl Robert Cole of the 1st Battalion 5th Marine Regiment speaks of life or death, longing for home yet noting the meaningful urgency and belonging found in combat experiences.
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