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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1994

Page

3

Bipartisan Ethics Committee Endures in House Reform Debate

Rep Newt Gingrich distanced himself from a GOP plan to dismantle the House Ethics Committee. The proposal would have shifted its functions to the Administration Committee, risking a loss of the bipartisan structure that deters political abuse and preserves credibility in investigating ethical violations.

Newt Gingrich R-Ga House Ethics Committee House Committee House Administration Committee GOP

Holiday cards for kids urged by Assurance Home

Dear Editor the Assurance Home asks readers to mail Christmas cards to brighten the season for abused and neglected children served by the facility located at 1000 E 18th St Roswell New Mexico 88201 The appeal thanks supporters for kindness during the holidays and year round and invites cards for The Children of Assurance Home

Assurance Home Children of Assurance Home 18Th St Roswell

Del Norte Students Seek TV Violence Ban

Del Norte Elementary fourth graders led by Mrs Field urge limits on violence on television and toys. They advocate banning violent toys and restricting youth access to PG 13 and R rated movies.

del Norte Elementary Roswell Beth Field del Norte Ryan Rogers Taryn Russell Ashley Kintigh Peter Knudsen Jonathan Roehlk Tyler Leadingham Charlie Ward Vanessa Juarez Brittany Wagoner Kyle Rowin

This Day in History December 4 1994 Snapshot

December 4 1994 marks the 338th day of the year with 27 days remaining. Historical notes include James Monroe being elected the fifth U.S. president in 1816, the Senate approving U.S. participation in the United Nations in 1945, and the launch of Gemini 7 in 1965 with Frank Borman and James Lovell aboard.

James Monroe Virginia United States Senate U.S United Nations Air Force Frank Borman Navy James A. Lovell

Roswell Figures In Petroleum Geology Leaders

Dr. Sherman A. Wengerd geology professor at the University of New Mexico and Roswell Geologic Society member is a nominee for president elect of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. Rev Eddie M Booth pastor speaks at the Baptist Missionary Association of America missions symposium in Little Rock Arkansas. Roswell Rotarians see Miss Wool of New Mexico and Miss Wool of America in one of their early Roswell appearances.

Sherman A. Wengerd University of New Mexico Roswell

Peace statue project meets political wall in Los Alamos

Albuquerque students led a world wide fundraising drive for a peace statue and park linked to Los Alamos Trinity history. The Los Alamos County Council rejected a site request, prompting calls for negotiation and alternative placements while the project gains global attention and momentum.

Santa FE Albuquerque Los Alamos Arroyo del Oso Los Alamos County U.S. Department of Energy Hiroshima Japan Pearl Harbor Trinity Site

Kazakh uranium deal sparks questions on cost of peace

The United States paid about 30 million dollars for 600 kilograms of uranium from Kazakhstan in Project Sapphire. Critics warn the price may set a dangerous precedent for future purchases from Russia or Kazakhstan and question whether the buy truly prevents nuclear material from reaching terrorists.

Washington Kazakhstan America Pentagon United States U.S Russia Department of Energy Dale van Atta Vladimir S. Shkolnik Shkolnik Asia Congress Sens Sam Nunn D-Ga Richard Lugar R-Ind Soviet Union Nunn- Lugar

Gingrich: a scary figure amid fierce critique

A New Yorker profile by David Remnick paints Newt Gingrich as frightening yet complex, noting divorce, a defended Vietnam record, and perceived hypocrisies. The piece questions whether he is a hawk or merely posing, while comparing him to 19th century thinkers and highlighting critics’ obsession with his alleged disqualifications.

Nixon Newt Gingrich Gingrich New Yorker David Remnick Lenin Teltway Dr. Strangelove Remnick Newt America Adlair Stevenson Ronald Reagan Vietnam Congress Abe Lincoln Adlai Stevenson Dreamboy Readers’ Guide To Henry George Albert Jay Nock George

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