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   Roswell Daily Record (Newspaper) - May 2, 1995, Roswell, New Mexico                                Sandia develops nonlethal weapons Page la Inside today Merry month of May adopted for lots of activities Page 14 Japanese star set to take mound at Candlestick today Page 7 350 103 NEW MEXICO 88201 MAY 1995 14 PAGES TODAY Forecast Page 6 Stocks Market in brief Monday DOW Industrials NYSE AMEX NASDAQ NYSE Diary Composite volume 1994 AP Page 5 Inside Knicks win battle to go up 21 in playoffs CLEVELAND AP The New York Knicks won it Patrick Ewing had 23 points and 10 rebounds Monday sending the Knicks past the Cavaliers 8381 in a brutal game that featured an NBA playoff record 74 foul Page 7 Technology can spot fakes LOS ALAMOS AP Sci ence may be coming to the battle against one o scourges of the Southwest Indian jewelry market fake Los Alamos National Laboratory researcher Don Burns has demonstrated the technology can authen ticate stones in Southwest style Page Index Comics Crossword puzzle Dear Entertainment Financial Hints from Heloise Local Movies Obituaries Opinion 13 13 6 13 5 6 14 14 3 4 People in the Public 3 7 10 13 6 Hospital dedication set Sunday Nancy Fleming Record Staff Writer Eastern New Mexico Medical Cen ters renovated and expanded facility on West Country Club Road will be dedicated to the community and on May 30 will become the hospi tals sole Sharon vice presi dent for rela said Monday numerous invita tions have been sent out for the dedica which begins at 1 in the atrium of 405 Country Club and between 300 and 400 people are expected to The Vernon a retired Air Force colonel and former chaplain at New Mexico Military Insti will dedicate the building and the Wall of Honor a listing of donors who have contributed to the Speakers include Board President Jim Chaves County Commission Chair man Rory Foundation Presi dent Howard Auxiliary Presi dent Carol Voss and Medical Staff Pres ident Joseph A public open house is scheduled from 46 May 19 and 10 May Cox said areas nor mally closed to visitors when the hospi tal is occupied will be open to the Construction at the hospital will be finished May followed by two weeks of intensive cleaning and balancing of the air handling before the complete changeover of patient ser vices to the north location May Cox said construction trailers of the construction managers Robins and Morton of and its have already been moved off site and paving and land See Page 3 Croatia launches attack on Serbian highway link Croatia AP Opening a new battle front that threatens a major escalation of the Balkan Croatia launched an attack with warp tanks and infantry Mon day to punch through Serb The which began at caught the Serbs off By Croatan forces had seized one of two bridges across the Sava River that are a vital link between territory in Bosnia and The fighting threatened to merge with the 3yearold war in neighboring Many observers have been predicting that since the failure of four month truce that expired in Bosnia on and the reduction of the size of a Croats attack Serb positions Croat federation 0 O Croat advance Nova I Gradiska I Castello peacekeeping mission in A emergency meeting with the two sides called by the top diplomat for former Yasushi at airport ended inconclusively Monday Mondays action was the heaviest violence reported in Croatia since 1991 when the Serbs captured a third of the country after It seceded from The fighting was in Sector one of four Serb occupied parts of about 60 miles southeast of the Croatian The sector borders Bosnian territory on its Croatian Foreign Minister Mate said in a letter to German Foreign Minister Klaus that Croatia did not intend to attack other He said this attack was aimed at secur ing the high and would be over But the fears of spiraling vio lence were underlined when Croatian Serb leader Milan Martic hinted that his forces might attack Croat towns in Late shells appa rently fired by Serbs landed in two cities south of FBI releases second sketch of John Doe seeks clues OKLAHOMA CITY AP The FBI released yet another sketch of the elusive John Doe 2 on Monday as agents chased clues in Oklahoma and a Kansas lake near where the Oklahoma City bomb may have been Outside the shaky ruins of the Alfred Murrah Federal officials acknow ledged the inevitable It is time to give up the search for signs of life and switch to heavy machinery to remove I think they need to do whatever is necessary to ensure the safety of the rescue said Jim whose was still Nobody wants to be responsible for more The death toll reached including 15 About 40 people were FBI agents also sought as witnesses two men who in recent months stayed at a cheap Arizona motel near one used by bombing suspect Timothy The two men may also have spent the night of the bombing in a motel 180 miles from Oklahoma AP photo The FBI released this composite sketch of John Doe 2 Bell ringer AP photo A young boy plays under a huge bell In James Park In San The bell was placed In the park years ago by the San Jose Fire Department In memory of those who have died in the line of duty with the With all the rain in the Bay Area in the last four it also makes a good News in brief Class terrorised MIAMI AP A man abducted a woman and her child Monday and took them to a suburban high school class where he threatened to shoot the hostages unless the female students took off their police One girl was sexually A Janitor and a teacher who walked into the room wrestled the man to the ground and held him for said investigators and officials at Miami Springs Senior He threatened to kill the woman and pointing the gun at the child unless the girls said police spokesman Juan Del Some of the 12 students started to He selected one student and assaulted The bright side AP Harold Johnson worked hard and lived His small white house always seemed to need a coat of He drove older cars and When he had to replace a or make another major he would haul a load or two of grain to an elevator to get the And when he neighbors learned that the farmer apparently hoarded more than just The lifelong who died three years ago in his left million to his church and this city of fewer than A community task force Is trying to determine what to do with the money left to the Whatever they I would think Harold would be well said Jim whose father was Johnsons first Theyre taking their Harold didnt spend his money He took his to see what he really  

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