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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 2004

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City approves VCA land sale after lengthy council debate

The City Council approved selling 36 acres on West College Boulevard to Valley Christian Academy for a new school and sports facility after a three hour debate. The price settled at 89,900 with eight yes votes and two no votes, and sale terms limit building to the school and sports facility and prohibit city payment for concrete removal.

Valley Christian Academy Valley Christian West College Boulevard Lee Rogers Rick Kraft Kraft Judy Stubbs Stubbs Ralph Fresquet Fresquet James Monteith VCA

First Snow Closes Roswell Schools and Delays Activities

Roswell woke to a two inch snowfall with 1-3 more inches possible prompting closures of Roswell Independent School District and Eastern New Mexico University Roswell. RISD built snow day into the calendar so no make up. City salt trucks began at 4 a.m. with intersections salted to curb slick roads and prevent accidents while YUCCA Recreation Center closed after 5 p.m. and all youth basketball events and softball registrations canceled.

Roswell Independent School District Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell RISD Yucca Recreation Center National Weather Service Albuquerque Larry C. Parker Ment Streets and Sanitation Parker Roswell Main Street Brasher Road Eastern New Mexico Medical Center

Fireworks bill tabled amid drought ban clash in Roswell

Sen Rod Adair of Roswell defended Longhorn Manufacturing Company as the last North American consumer fireworks maker, employing about 100 mainly women. He argued eastern lawmakers target Roswell jobs while opposing a drought emergency ban, saying the bill lacks science and risks local employment.

Roswell Rod Adair House Public Affairs Committee North America Longhorn Manufacturing Company Adair Albuquerque Santa Fe New Mexico Faydean Bults Fireworks Company Longhorn

Rodriguez Defends Over Attribution Plagiarism Claim

Superintendent Manny Rodriguez defends himself after the Roswell Community Coalition for Excellence in Education labels his graduation remarks plagiarized. He admits the mistake of omitting verbal attribution to Rod Paige's December 2003 speech, while the RCCEE and officials debate public domain status and integrity.

Manny Rodriguez Roswell Community Coalition For Excellence In Education International Law Enforcement Academy Rodriguez U.S Paige Roswell Inde Pendent RISD ILEA United States Secretary of Education Coalition Frank Schlatter Rod Paige Sam Houston University Susan Aspey U.S. Department of Education Aspey RCCEE Schlatter

Roswell woman accused of identity theft using mother’s name

Frances Meeks, 54, allegedly obtained a New Mexico driver’s license under her mother Rachel Friend’s name and then drained about 86900 from her bank accounts. Police seek Meeks, who also uses the name Rachel Friend, and ask tipsters to call Roswell Police or Chaves County Crime Stoppers.

Roswell I.D Frances Meeks Rachel Friend Meeks Friend Robert Giles Police Department Chaves County Giles Kim Crockett Mhilgeman

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