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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1997
Page
4
A Roswell sheriff office 911 glitch briefly interrupted service Tuesday night. Calls were rerouted to Roswell Police Department within an hour as technicians replaced a worn phone. City official cited redundancy and spare parts backing up the system.
Community calendar items submitted at least four days before the event. Today includes New Mexico State Fair office closure for IAFO expositions and several meetings at City Hall. Weekend events feature a Christmas concert, electric parade, toy and food run, and church musicals with contact numbers. December events cover open houses, legislative forum, financial aid workshop, and school meetings with church and community group venues and times.
Pvt Adelina J. Tice graduates basic training at Fort Jackson in Columbia South Carolina earning drill weapons map reading and first aid instruction. 1st Lt Ira C. Cline decorates with the Air Force Commendation Medal. son of William J. and Lorita M. Cline of Las Cruces New Mexico. wife Shelia related to Cindy Masterson of Roswell New Mexico. Cline is a 1989 Mayfield High School and 1994 New Mexico State University graduate.
Roswell resident Brian Martinez was named among 12 New Mexicans recognized at the New Mexico Community Foundation's second annual Community Luminarias Celebration and Endowment Dinner. The calendar features all honorees. Martinez taught at the New Mexico Military Institute for 26 years, served on city council, led a United Way campaign, and founded the Institute for Cultural Unity in Roswell. He teaches Connections at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell and writes a bilingual column for the Daily Record focusing on issues like abuse against women and domestic violence. He has lived in Roswell 34 years with his wife Ruth and five children.
95 years ago Mr and Mrs W E Washington were in town from Hagerman staying at the Shelby. L W Young of Enid Oklahoma arrived with a letter to Mr I A Wallace. The Ladies Cemetery Association meets with Mrs W W Ogle tomorrow at 2 30. E S Wigdale of Fort Atkinson Wisconsin is among health seekers who arrived last week to try the Pecos Valley climate.
Sen Jeff Bingaman urges Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt to extend the Bureau of Land Management royalty rate reduction for small oil and gas producers using stripper wells on federal lands. The program, created in 1992 to help producers with under 15 barrels a day, expires this year and Babbitt will decide in January on a five year extension or termination. Bingaman calls the program a tremendous success.
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