Less Alcohol, Better Health This Holiday Season
The article notes Americans drank 19 percent less distilled spirits from 1986 to 1993, 24 percent less wine, and 6 percent less beer. DUI arrests declined and health benefits followed. heavy drinking harms heart, cancer, liver, and relationships. Despite gains, per capita beer use remains high at about 240 cans annually. The holiday period heightens temptations but also offers a chance to cut back.
Coats Drive Acknowledges Roswell Community Support
Dear Editor thanks the Roswell Daily Record readers and KOATS For KIDS sponsors for a successful coat drive. Marifrank DaHarb supported progress, KOAT sponsor praised, Norwest Bank donations accepted, and KBCQ KCKN KBIM Radio aided publicity. Donation points included Roswell Mall, Kmart, ENMAR Student Government, DeNio's Cleaners and The Salvation Army. About 225 coats collected and ongoing donations accepted at DeNio's or The Salvation Army.
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Marifrank DaHarb
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Today in History December six nineteen ninety four
The date marks the 340th day of 1994 with 25 days left in the year. Notable events include Jefferson Davis death in 1889 and Congress moving to Philadelphia in 1790.
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Confederate States of America
New Orleans
Congress
New York
Philadelphia
Army Engineers
Washington Monument
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Trea
Roswell moves airport site. teens named Outstanding Americans
FAA spokesman announces plan to relocate Old Municipal Airport to Roswell Industrial Air Center. Three Roswell High School seniors David N. Brown Max Johnson and Leslie Harris named Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1970 by the Outstanding Americans Foundation. Rebelettes perform at Yucca Center gym Friday at 7 30 p.m.
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Roswell Industrial Air Center
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Roswell
Slow start expected in New Mexico legislature after 1995
Santa Fe faces a slow start as Gov elect Gary Johnson and Democratic Senate leadership navigate confirmations, transitions, and a wary legislature. Johnson touts veto power while Republicans recall Carla as past friction. DAs discuss crime package. Johnson hints sweeping staffing changes may come later.
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Newt Gingrich and Company
America
Congress
Land of Manana
Gary Johnson
Senate
ProTem Manny Aragon
Johnson
Billy McKibben
Hobbs
Carla
Capitol
Republicans gain by party switches in state legislatures
Republicans have added to gains since the midterms through a modest dozen Democratic switches, shifting control in two state chambers and boosting majorities in the U S Senate and North Carolina House. More defections are eyed in Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and elsewhere as conservatives weigh crossing over.
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Georgia
Newt Gingrich
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Shelby
South Carolina House
Mississippi
Zell Miller
Sims
South
Michael Bowers
Emory University
Merle Black
Pennsylvania
Thomas B. Stish
Nebraska
Texas
George W. Bush
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Oklahoma
Tennessee
Indiana
California
Ohio
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Gorton
Reagan Era Shift Defines 1994 Electoral Landslide
Denver reports outline a sweeping 1994 midterm realignment as voters shift right. The Senate and House gain conservative Republican control, party switches redefine leadership, and Speaker Foley loses amid timber and mining policy tensions. Clinton’s strategy fails to anchor Reagan’s record as the decisive issue.
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