Roswell School Board candidates vie for two seats
The Roswell News endorses Ed Heldenbrand over Jim Waldrip in District 2 and Albertina Silva over Henry Sena in District 4. Heldenbrand, CPA and CFO of South Spring Co., argues for long term planning and better administrator relations. Silva, appointed in 1997 and elected in 1998, highlights parental involvement and continuity with Superintendent Manny Rodriguez’s reforms.
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Baskin Robbins Opens New Plains Park Shoppe
Twenty five years ago on February 2 1978 Baskin Robbins 31 Flavors opened a new store at Plains Park Shopping Center with youngsters testing varieties. Eastern New Mexico University mathematics and computer science division received a micro computer Altair 8800 financed by a $25 million legislature bond to boost math and CS courses.
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Richardson aims to fast track governor budget in feed bill
Governor Bill Richardson drives a swift budget move by attaching his office appropriation to the early feed bill, triggering quick debate and a rapid start to his term. He promotes bipartisan cooperation and presses for early political capital while outlining a reform agenda amid a hopeful Capitol mood.
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Groundhog Day 2003 Highlights From History
On February 2 1653 New Amsterdam now New York City was incorporated. Buenos Aires was founded in 1536 by Pedro de Mendoza. The Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty ended the Mexican War in 1848. The Cardiff Giant reveal debunked in 1870. The National League formed in 1876. James Joyce born 1882. Harrisburg Capitol fire in 1897. Soviets defeated Nazi forces at Stalingrad in 1943.
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Bush uses State of the Union tone to push faith based initiative and tax cuts
President George W. Bush hosted reporters in the Oval Office for a background briefing ahead of his address to Congress. He framed a vision of compassionate policy and permanent tax cuts, while urging more AIDS funding for Africa and the Caribbean and criticizing Democrats and some Republicans for deficit concerns.
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Bush faces US race as GOP ponders Democratic field
GOP strategists watch the 2004 Democratic field as Bush enjoys solid approval and party strategists assess candidates like Dean Edwards Gephardt Kerry Lieberman and Sharpton. They cite economy and partisan divide, noting insiders expect a close race and plan for durable competition despite Bush’s current strength.
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