Players vow to stand firm in MLB strike, risk season
In Atlanta, Roger Clemens Cecil Fielder and 76 other striking players pledged to never yield to owners. The group convened a three day session as the largest meeting of major leaguers since the strike began August 12, reinforcing solidarity and the potential for a lost season.
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Atlanta
Roger Clemens
Cecil Fielder
Roswell to build 3 million air traffic tower next year
Construction will begin next month on the new 3 million air traffic control tower at Roswell Industrial Air Center. The project includes a 1.5 million stand-alone radar system and aims to finish the tower by April 1996 with the radar operating earlier. Senators Domenici and Bingaman helped preserve the radar amid FAA cuts, highlighting RIAC’s role for civilian and military flights and as a training adjunct for the U S Air Force.
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Roswell Industrial Air Center
Dennis Ybarra
Ybarra
Federal Aviation Administration
Albuquerque
U.S
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Jeff Bingaman
D-N.m
RIAC
U.S. Air Force
Walker Air Force Base
Congress
Roswell police probe teens roughing incident
Roswell police will conduct an internal investigation after five teenagers were detained near the Missouri Avenue park following a Saturday crash of a Mazda pickup. Parents allege rough handling as officers used force, while Chief Ray Mounts notes detentions are within legal rights and awaits formal allegation paperwork before probing procedures.
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Roswell
Ray Mounts
Mounts
Elisa Velasco
Mesa Middle School
Missouri Avenue Park
Velasco
W. Deming St
Missouri Avenue
Supreme Court
ENMMC Moves to Collect Payments Before Treatment
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center now requires patients to arrange payment before care after December 1. Walk in patients face questions on insurance and demographics and must set a payment schedule within three months before balances may be sent to an agency with 15 percent interest. Emergency cases are treated first with payment collection later.
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Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Bob Tyk
ENMMC
Tyk
Petersburg Alaska to weigh trash with chip cans
Petersburg plans to buy 750 computerized trash cans with weight sensors to charge residents by pickup weight, linking to two garb age trucks. The system, costing about 55 per can and 20 000 to upgrade trucks, aims to improve efficiency and is from Toter Inc with pilot mentions in Columbia and Statesville NC.
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Petersburg
Alaska
Eli Lucas
Public Works Department
Juneau
Lucas
Toter Inc
Statesville
N.C
Jim Pickett
Columbia
White House warns Gingrich about charges
Washington AP report says President Clinton aides reject Gingrich claims that White House staff used drugs as partisan drama. Leon Panetta calls Gingrich outburst out of control and demands civil conduct. Hillary Rodham Clinton calls remarks a momentary lapse as Gingrich claims are called false.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
White House
Gingrich
Washington
Clinton
Newt Gingrich
House
Leon Panetta
Hillary
Rodham Clinton
Panetta
House of Representatives
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
House Gop
Newt
Bob Walker
R-Pa
Capitol Hill
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