Director Arthur Penn Dies at 88 in New York
Arthur Penn, famed director of Bonnie and Clyde, died at age 88 in New York. The film’s violence was deliberate and unsoftened, reflecting Penn’s intent to avoid disguising the era’s lawless brutality.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2010
Page
1
Arthur Penn, famed director of Bonnie and Clyde, died at age 88 in New York. The film’s violence was deliberate and unsoftened, reflecting Penn’s intent to avoid disguising the era’s lawless brutality.
A police report cites a preacher's arrest in a rapid 24 hour series as authorities pursue a case linked to a judge suggesting delays in a mold related lawsuit. Lass donates braided tresses to Locks of Love. bikers ride for St. Jude’s.
Interim Chief Dennis Kintigh and Deputy Chief Jody Scifres fielded questions at Senior Circle about department staffing, driving cell phone rules, and crime scams targeting seniors. Kintigh said staffing stands at 94 officers and denied plans to leave for Santa Fe, citing upcoming budget issues.
Roswell Job Corps students heard stories on race, economics and immigration during National Hispanic Heritage Month. Chaves County Commissioner Michael Trujillo and two students spoke with translators about moving to and living in America as part of the observance.
Inside Cahoon Armory the NMMI corps packed the bleachers as the Broncos hosted their first Western Junior College Athletic Conference match of the season. NMMI swept three games from the visiting team to thrill the home crowd.
Obituary notices list Carolyn Jean Lemmon Rafael Macias Sr Richard Zafarano Jr and Beatrice Gartner. The brief reads like a daily death notice page with these names among others.
The House passed a bill to provide up to 7.4 billion dollars for workers sickened by the World Trade Center cleanup after the September 11 attacks. The vote was 268 to 160 with New York lawmakers leading the push amid a late session debate. Similar Senate action is uncertain with midterm elections approaching.
Voters will decide four bonds and five amendments on the upcoming ballot. Bond questions B and D would funnel more than 155 million to state colleges including ENMU Roswell and New Mexico Military Institute. NMMI plans renovations to Lusk Hall and ENMU Roswell to build a 12,000 square foot physical plant complex.
Volunteers and community groups building a house for disabled veteran Ernie Burgos face delays as the concrete pump breaks down this week. Southeast New Mexico Vietnam Veterans of America No. 968 president Harry McGraw said crews await repair.
Mexican marines seized more than 50 guns two rocket launchers 21 grenades and ammunition during raids in Matamoros and Reynosa Tamaulipas officials said The 30 suspects including one woman were paraded before reporters at an air base in Mexico City with a helicopter and weapons displayed nearby The navy offered no assessment of the arrests impact or the suspects exact roles in the Gulf cartel
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