Government, Serbs scorn truce in northern Bosnia
Fighting erupted across northern Bosnia as both government forces and Serb rebels rejected renewal of the long‑ignored truce ending at noon Monday. U.N. peacekeepers were attacked in three areas as tensions mounted.
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Lottery numbers draw in Texas jackpot estimated at 28 million
The Texas Lottery announced Lotto Texas numbers drawn Saturday are 24 17 22 33 49 with the Mega number two. The estimated Lotto Texas jackpot stands at 28 million dollars.
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Scout Fair 95 offers obstacle course activities
Uniformed troops climbed a rope ladder to start the obstacle course at Scout Fair 95. Scouts crawled under sticks, crossed a balance board, pulled a log and jumped three hurdles. Scout Steve Goluska, 13, adjusted the ladder and helped others. See Scouts, Page 8.
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Roving Sands jets seek quieter operation near Roswell
Navy Capt. Mark Fitzgerald said Roving Sands jets will approach from the south to cut noise for residents around Roswell base. Planes will fly 2-4 pm and 7-9 pm with a public open house and an invitation to view the aircraft at the Roswell Industrial Air Center Tuesday.
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County bids to gifts land for Roswell area prison
Chaves County seeks a state medium security prison 20 miles south of Roswell. County Manager Hubert Quintana says donating 640 acres around the Roswell Correctional Center gives the county an upper hand. The county will present the multi government land proposal to Gov. Gary Johnson and a review committee after approval by the County Commission. Lea and Santa Fe counties also submitted proposals.
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Roswell to fund water system for new state prison plan
Roswell City Council, in two 6-0 votes, offered to supply the water system and sewer treatment for Chaves County’s bid to house the state prison. The city would spend about 2 million on water and 620 thousand on wastewater, with in city rates, aiding a plan to Gov. Gary Johnson’s site committee.
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