Tree of Hope lights Roswell Museum for cancer cure event
The American Cancer Society’s Tree of Hope at the Roswell Museum and Art Center brings together Assisteens and 24 St. Andrew’s Episcopal School students to decorate a symbolic tree. Coordinator Pamela Rambin notes the tree stands for a cure within the children’s lifetimes as girls and boys add feathered dove ornaments and other hopeful shapes.
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OfficeMax to open Roswell superstore in 1998
OfficeMax plans a 23 500 square foot Roswell store between Wilshire Shopping Center and Target on North Main. Division VP Mike Weisbarth says the middle of 1998 is target for opening, with construction starting soon and about 35 to 40 employees. Roswell’s demographics and customer base favored the move.
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Taylor Seeks Romero's Ward IV Council Seat
Richard C. Dick Taylor, a candidate for Roswell City Council, focuses on crime, economic development, and taxes as key issues for the March 8 election. He would form a commission with police, schools, churches, and youth leaders to address crime and promote business growth with chamber collaboration.
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Political fund-raising controversy nears new decision
Southeastern New Mexico's largest newspaper notes a sunny day with a high of 60 and a low of 25 as it flags the ongoing political fund-raising controversy. Attorney General Janet Reno faces a second decision on whether to seek an independent counsel to investigate President Clinton.
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Federal rules eyed to expand Indian gambling leverage
Interior Department seeks rules to let tribes pursue casino gambling on tribal lands even when states refuse to negotiate. The plan centers on mediation and possible federal authorization if states balk, aiming to restore balance while keeping states included. Bruce Babbitt has not approved and awaits OMB review before public comment.
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Secret Santa program replaces some companies gift exchanges
For 15 years Roswell businesses join the Salvation Army Secret Santa effort, shifting from internal employee gift exchanges. The Roswell Daily Record and Roswell Rotary Club partner with the Salvation Army to organize the program, aiming to spread holiday generosity beyond the workplace.
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