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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1994
Page
1
Israel and Jordan inaugurate a symbolic gate of hope at their border, signaling renewed cooperation and prospects for regional peace. Leaders from both nations attend ceremonies and pledge continued efforts toward reconciliation and practical projects benefiting residents on both sides.
In Mexico City AP reports a Mexican truck manufacturer completed a $300 million acquisition of Motor Coach Industries International, parent of Transportation Manufacturing Corp. in Roswell, marking the North American Free Trade Agreement era first such sale. Irving Texas notes on Troy Aikman and Barry Switzer reflect ongoing tension and change.
City Council Building and Lands Committee reviewed a proposal to replace west Main Street buildings between Fourth and Fifth Streets with a park and parking lot to accompany the County Courthouse and Roswell City Hall. The plan centers on 414-422 N Main St owned by Thomas Garry, with condemnation likely. The committee also heard lease requests for the Conoco building and International UFO Museum, both slated for demolition under the green belt project.
In Leavenworth, Washington, tourist traffic plummets as wildfires burn west of town, cancelling crowds drawn by Bavarian charm. Local merchants promote discount gear while officials launch a public relations push to reassure visitors. Hatchery and Tyee Creek fires have burned over 150000 acres, destroying at least 37 homes in Chelan County.
Senate debate on the White House backed health reform faces a filibuster from conservatives led by Sen. Gramm and Sen. Shelby who warn of tax rises and government control while House Republicans push a bipartisan alternative seeking smaller scope and no tax hikes. The plan aims universal coverage by 1999, with subsidies for low income families and employer participation rules.
Gov. Bruce King said he will meet with Indian tribes in New Mexico to begin negotiations on gambling compacts. He planned to start next week with Navajo Nation representatives and hinted he might sign some compacts before November.
In Cockeysville Maryland about 25 attendees sampled insect fare at a weekend seminar. Caterpillar crunch waxworm corn fritters and chocolate covered crickets featured alongside praise and cautions from participants and staff. The center notes that about 80 percent of the world eats insects and kids offered mixed reactions.
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