UFO Incident remains a mystery as Roswell marks 47th year
The 1995 Roswell anniversary passes without definitive answers about the 1947 crash. GAO probes, Air Force, and witnesses like Jesse Marcel and Glenn Dennis fuel ongoing doubt. A celebration plan in Roswell aims for July events with laser shows, a UFO race, and museum events, seeking sponsorship and funds.
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Roswell
Midway
Air Force
General Accounting Office
Steve Schiff
N.M. Schiff
New Mexico
GAO
Washington, D.C
Army
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Mac Brazer
Maj
Jesse Marcel Sr
Jesse Marcel Jr
Marcel
Glenn Dennis
Roswell Army Air Field
Dennis
Ing
RAAF
Showtime
Jose Escamilla
California
Mainstreet
Robert H.goddard Planetarium
International Ufo Museum
Bond election big issue for schools
Roswell Independent School District faces a 1995 vote on a 15.4 million bond to fund building repairs equipment and a 4.6 million technology package. The plan calls for five computers and a printer in every classroom across 22 schools, plus district reforms in discipline parental involvement and accountability.
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Roswell Independent School
State Department of Education
RISD
Fred Pomeroy
Military Heights
Board of Education
Pomeroy
Roswell
City
New ENMMC North facility on schedule and within budget
Construction of the Eastern New Mexico Medical Center North campus proceeds on schedule with a $22 million price tag financed by revenue bonds. The new hospital, slated to be fully operational by June 15, will have about 155 beds excluding the nursery and will begin labor and delivery operations January 9.
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Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
North
Sharon Cox
St. Mary's
Main
Chisum Streets
Cox
St. Mary’s Hospital
ENMMC
St. Mary’s
Chaves’ County
Roswell
Frank Rieneman
Veteran's Administration
Cancer Center
Hospital Board of Trustees
State Attorney General's Office
World sees a year of progress and Rwanda tragedy
The year 1994 brought peace moves and prosperity with advances in Israel Ireland the Channel Tunnel and South Africa while Rwanda’s genocide shocked the world. Yugoslavia Somalia and Sudan wars persisted but Mozambique Angola and South Africa offered hope. The piece notes Mandela and a future global war crimes court as defining marks of the year.
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Rwanda
Valery Polyakov
Israel
Ireland
South Africa
Auckland
Zurich
Polyakov
John Paul II
NATO
Europe
Germany
Baltics
Kremlin
United States
Pacific
U.S
Vietnam
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Afghanistan
Liberia
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Central
Africa
U.N
Clinton
Haiti
Washington
Kuwait
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Nigeria
Burma
Mozambique
Angola
Hope
Nelson Mandela
Dr. Simpson
Charles
Bosnia
1994 Billboard Top Rhythm and Blues Singles List
A scanned Billboard chart lists the nation’s best selling R and B singles for 1994. Notable entries include Bump N Grind by R Kelly Back Forth by Aaliyah Tit Make Love To You by Boyz II Men Can We Talk by Tevin Campbell Cry For You by Jodeci I Miss You by Aaron Hall Any Time Any Place And On And On by Janet Jackson.
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Billboard Magazine
R. Kelly
Aaron’ Hall
Silas
Janet Jackson
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Daily Record
Mike Pettit
Stanton Riggs
Attorney General's
Board of Trustees
Jim Elliott
Jim Knoble
Ron Shafer
Orson Treloar
Charles J. Hanley
CIA
Russia
Boris Yeltsin
Bill Clinton
White House
Mexico
Chiapas
Arabian Peninsula
Yemen
Sudan
Somalia
The
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