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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1994
Page
1
Rainbow Futurity winner Dash Its Cooper and Ruidoso Futurity victor Melt down highlight the 16 trial divisions for the 1.7 million All American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs. A field of 156 top 2-year-olds contest the 440-yard trials at the mountain track.
An escaped inmate from a Lincoln County minimum security prison was arrested in Roswell late Wednesday while authorities continued searching Thursday for the truck owner who vanished with the escapee. The incident centers on the found truck tied to the escapee, with law enforcement pursuing leads across the area.
Smith's Food and Drug Centers will open a 79,000 square foot complex on a Roswell city block bordered by Main Street McGaffey Richardson and Reed in late August or September 1995. The store will operate 24 hours and include Fashion Bug and a Taco Bell in the parking area.
The NRA donated tens of thousands to lawmakers before key votes on the crime bill. Among the biggest beneficiaries were Democrats Bart Stupak Martin Lancaster Charlie Wilson and Bill Orton and Republicans Wayne Allard Dar Schaefer Don Young Gary Franks, with several contributors voting against bringing the bill to a House vote. The AP analysis shows about 88 percent of $621,000 in donations went to lawmakers who opposed the bill versions.
A state district court jury awarded Stella Liebeck 2.7 million in punitive damages and 160000 in compensatories after she was scalded by McDonald’s coffee in 1992. Testimony cited coffee temperatures of 180 to 190 degrees versus home brew 135 to 140. Defense plans appeal and says jurors sent a message on industry heat.
US reporter notes goats grazing along I-40 near the Arizona border in New Mexico as cars dodge them. Lt Donna Goodrich of the McKinley County Sheriff’s Office observed 45 goats in the westbound lane and described drivers braking to avoid collisions. State police Capt Michael Francis explains livestock often escapes fences or is let loose to graze, creating highway hazards and a “long pasture” along the roadside.
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