Roswell Reconciliation Quietly Weaves Chamber Ties
Roswell’s Hispano Chamber of Commerce and the Chaves County Development Foundation resolved long standing clashes at a quiet meeting. Leaders say reconciliation came as both sides toned down rhetoric after leadership changes and a shared goal to grow Roswell. The joint effort includes the RHCC Foundation now renamed Southeastern New Mexico Minorities Foundation and ongoing cooperation with the Roswell Chamber of Commerce.
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Roswell Daily Record praised for football coverage
Letter to the editor commends the Roswell Daily Record and Joey Kulkin for in depth fall sports reporting, especially football. Authors acknowledge their sons play for Goddard and praise interviews and locker room quotes for giving the team personality and value to players and coaches.
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Roswell Christmas Party Highlights 1977
Teresa Silva of Roswell visited Santa at the Working Mothers' Day Nursery Christmas party. Band members Mark Adams Lori Dunlap and Kelly Stagner performed a Christmas music recital. Harvey Wilke was elected president of the Roswell AARP chapter board.
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Final press conference marks Johnson era end in Santa Fe
Gov Gary Johnson’s December final press event contrasts with 1988 style show of force. Cabinet members stood behind him as Heather Wilson directed, reporters were ushered out, and Johnson called to wrap up eight years with focus on tough issues and nonpolitical actions.
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Bush wary of clash with North Korea over nuclear program
President Bush shows reluctance to pursue war with North Korea, prioritizing Iraq. A Feb conversation with South Korean President Kim Dae-jung reportedly shaped Bush's stance, citing JCS estimates of casualties and urging limits on invasion. Officials stress no plans to attack North Korea while pursuing diplomacy.
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Venezuelans push for Chavez ouster amid protests
Venezuelans demand the resignation or early elections as a two week general strike paralyzes the nation. Opposition accuses Chavez of undermining democracy while the president vows to stay in power, resisting a binding referendum or any premature exit.
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