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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1994
Page
3
A discourse questions whether congressmen use franking for campaign literature or constituent replies. It notes mailing at federal union printing shops, mass distribution, and the taxpayer cost, arguing reform as reps earn high salaries and rely on staff and PACs.
A historical note recalls an election year where Attorney General Udall seeks four years of dealer data as gasoline prices rise. Congress raises 4.3¢ and state legislature adds 6¢, while leaders claim New Mexico has high prices. Jeff Bingaman’s campaign involved a large but non-convicted gas dealer investigation with settlements, as Gov King signed the tax increases.
A letter to the editor accuses Councilor Nick Pappas of being a smartaleck agitator and urges him to bridle his tongue after reading a Roswell Daily Record article dated August 3, 1994.
On August 8 1969 Jim Lusk Roswell State Bank president broke ground for a four building branch at Roswell Industrial Air Center The site sits at the southeast corner of Harris Street and Gate 8 Road just north of the air terminal Roswell Industrial Development Corp officials plan a next week meeting to review local labor conditions future needs and worker training options.
New Mexico's Steve Schiff says Newt Gingrich leads a full court press to seize control of the House with a tough, all or nothing approach. The article notes fundraising, the Contract with America, and the broader push amid GOP hopes for 42 seats and reform energy shaping campaigns in New Mexico and beyond.
In a Senate floor clash over a $15 million bridge to Ellis Island, Senator Lautenberg misstated that American Indians live at the Grand Canyon. Senator McCain corrected him and the amendment to kill the bridge failed 56 to 43. The dispute spurred a debate about federal funding and park preservation. Also, Senator Helms attended a White House ceremony for UNC's women’s basketball champions, drawing attention for his past sharp rhetoric toward President Clinton.
The Treasury Department fallout deepens as Deputy Secretary Roger Altman and aides Jean Hanson and Josh Steiner defend their roles before investigators. Senators from both parties press Altman over disputed Treasury White House talks while President Clinton calls for resolution of management questions.
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