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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 2001

Page

6

Two New Mexico officers dead in helicopter crash

The New Mexico State Police report the deaths of Ramon Solis and Damon Talbott both Roswell officers during a routine training flight. Jennifer Schurman and pilot Shawn Kling were injured. the crash occurred near Roswell while practicing landing zones. Investigation by NTSB and FAA continues.

New Mexico Ramon Robert Solis Damon Talbott Roswell Jennifer Schurman Shawn Kling Schurman University Hospital Albuquerque Kling Covenant Hospital Lubbock

Roswell closes three Furr's Supermarkets in July August

Roswell ended operations at the North Main Street, South Main Street, and West Second Street Furr's locations in July and August. About 44, 40, and 55 employees respectively faced layoffs. Fleming Cos. Inc. acquired Furr's assets in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy sale for 107 million dollars.

Roswell Furr’s North Main Street South Main Street West Second Street Steve Mortensen Furr Fleming Cos. Inc U.S Fleming Farr’s New Mexico West Texas Mortensen Farr Diane Kimblerle Albertsons Farmer’s Country Market Lawrence Brothers Iga

Littell remembered as longtime supporter of UFO Museum

Max Littell, 85, co founder of the International UFO Museum and Research Center, died October 16 in Roswell. He helped move the museum to the Plains Theater and contributed to Roswell real estate, shopping centers, and housing. He was a Rotary Paul Harris Fellow and leaves two children, a son and a daughter, plus a nephew in Roswell.

International Ufo Museum and Research Center Roswell Max Littell Littell UFO Museum Glenn Dennis Walter Haut Plains Ater Dennis Union Avenue West Third and Fourth Streets Broadmoor Monterey Rotary Club Paul Harris Rotary Organization Jean Newell Littell Larry Littell Watertown N.Y Lana Boswell Danny Bruce Rhodes

New Mexico Executes Terry Clark in First Since 1960

Terry Clark, age 45, was executed by lethal injection for rape and murder of a 9 year old Artesia girl in 1986. The 7:02 to 7:12 p.m. procedure marked the state’s first such job since January 1960. Governor Johnson defended the decision saying justice was done.

New Mexico Terry Clark Artesia Clark Don Caviness Gary Johnson

Bud Eppers dies at 66 after public land service and ranching

Bud Eppers, 66, died January 11 after heart problems. A Roswell rancher and longtime agriculture leader, he lobbied in the New Mexico Legislature for 25 years and fought for water rights and range protection. His wife Alice was appointed to his county commission seat by Gov. Gary Johnson.

Bud Eppers Chaves Alice Gary Johnson Eppers U.S Pete Domenici R-N.m Joe Skeen Walter Bradley Colin McMillan Rory McMinn Jerry Woods William Eunice Eppers Bud New Mexico Roswell New Mexico State University Las Cruces Will Johnson NMSA New Mexico Department of Agriculture Secretary of the Interior Public Land Commission

ENMU R Roswell weighs independence from Portales

ENMU R Roswell weighs independence from ENMU Portales amid concerns over philosophy, community needs, and autonomy. Task Force chair L C Harris cites potential $250000 funding shifts, local control gains, and risk of job losses if the campus remains tied to Portales, with CHE review carried to January for data and study.

Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell L.C. Harris Independence Commission On Higher Education Portales Otto Bachus Enmar Community College Board Enmur Harris Roswell ENMU CHE

Jennings Loses NM Senate Majority Leader Post In Coup

State Sen. Tim Jennings was ousted as floor leader after a weekend coup led by Manny Aragon. Aragon cited intra party dissatisfaction over redistricting as the reason. Questions about quorum and possible rule violations surround the hastily called vote. Jennings declined to fight and lamented the lack of openness.

Tim Jennings Jennings Democratic Party New Mexico Senate Manny Aragon Aragon Senate

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