Cooperation key to Roswell economic development effort
Leaders at the Roswell Economic Development Forum stress cooperation among the Roswell Chamber of Commerce, the Hispano Chamber, city and county government, and the CCDF. They note improved communication but warn the Hispano chamber’s withdrawal creates a gap, urging consensus and inclusive input for effective local development.
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Love and service across all workers
A reader urges collective appreciation for all essential workers beyond police and fire bonds, noting her husband served 37 years as a cop and his fire chief cousin, and reminding that many roles support communities. She asks to focus on gratitude, helping one another, and counting blessings.
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Roswell Officials Honor Longtime Police Chief A M Brosius
Regents and New Mexico Military Institute leaders honor Col. A M Brosius for 32 years of service as police chief and announce his forthcoming retirement. Two Roswell residents are elected as state officers of the New Mexico Society of Children of the American Revolution with Beverly Ridgaway as state chaplain and Enid Anne Tardy as state historian. Roswell City Council approves $936,919 bid for the new public library by Frank Tatsch.
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Dendahl Tries to Shorten Richardson's Career in New Mexico Race
In Santa Fe Gary King withdraws from the gubernatorial race praising Dendahl as a good man while Dendahl seeks a tape of the comments to aid future campaigns. Walter Bradley jokes about similar moves and John Sanchez rises in GOP ranks as Bill Richardson lauds King’s withdrawal as statesmanlike.
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Day in history highlights for April 14
Events noted include President Lincoln’s shooting at Ford’s Theatre in 1865 and he dying next day, Handel’s death in 1759, Webster’s dictionary publication in 1828, James Cash Penney opening The Golden Rule in 1902, Titanic sinking in 1912, exile of King Alfonso XIII in 1931, Ampex videotape recorder debut in 1956, and the Columbia shuttle test flight ending in 1981.
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Arafat funds extremist actors say Israeli documents
Israeli forces say seized papers from Yasser Arafat’s Ramallah compound prove his direct involvement in supporting extremist elements. They cite PA Finance Ministry orders of September 19 2001 and January 7 2002 authorizing payments to Fatah/Tanzim activists in Tulkarm, implicating Arafat in funding attacks.
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Remnants of All Geologic Eras Visible in New Mexico
Scientists describe Earth history in four eras from Precambrian to Cenozoic. In New Mexico, rocks and soils reveal this vast timeline with Precambrian backbone in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and later formations crossing plains and mountains.
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