Baseball at stake as owners and union feud
The labor dispute threatens the 1994 playoffs and 1995 season as owners push a salary cap and the players union fights back in court and Washington. With talks stalled and spring training near, replacement players loom and Toronto and San Diego scenarios raise further concern for fans and the game’s future.
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Jimmy Carter
Detroit Tigers
Sparky Anderson
Sparky
Capitol Hill
Newt Gingrich
Rga
Toronto
Blue Jays
San Diego Padres
ENMMC staff honored for life saving care in Roswell
Irma Stevenson thanks Dr. Wenner Dr. Chechani and ENMMC ICU team for saving Rick after a cold led to admission at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center South Roswell.N.M. 88201. Sincere gratitude from the Stevenson family 1207 E First St Roswell.
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Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Wenner
Chechani
ENMMC
On This Date in History January First 1995
On this date in history Hank Williams Sr. died in 1953 at age 29 en route to Canton Ohio due to drug and alcohol overdose Fidel Castro led Cuban revolutionaries to victory in 1959 Western Samoa gained independence in 1962.
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Hank Williams Sr
Canton
Ohio
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Roswell Welcomes 1970 Baby as City Records Low
Roswell's first baby of 1970 is Kelly Michelle McCoy, daughter of Clyde and Mrs. McCoy of 45 Kelly Place, born at 12:25 p.m. January 1. Mrs. William B. Barnhill is named to Gov. Cargo's Advisory Committee on Drug Abuse.
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Ruidoso
Kelly Michelle McCoy
Roswell
Clyde McCoy
Kelly Place
William B. Barnhill
David F. Cargo
Johnson Inaugurates Amid 24 Hours Of Festivities
Governor Gary Johnson officially took office in a midnight Capitol Rotunda ceremony with about 120 family members. Public events began at 10 a.m. with mariachi and pueblo dancers, a noon oath administered by Judge Harris Hartz, and a three-hour public reception at the Museum of Fine Arts. Johnson, 42, marked his birthday and attended three inaugural balls costing $30 each, funded by private donations. Over 8,000 expected, with more than 20,000 invitations mailed. events projected to exceed $100,000 in private support.
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Santa FE
Gary Johnson
Capitol
Johnson
United States
Minnesota
Florida
North Dakota
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Walter Bradley
Bradley
Debbie
Eldorado Hotel
New Mexico Air National Guard
Gov. Johnson
Museum of Fine Arts
Sweeney Convention Center
Hilton Hotel
Albuquerque Journal
Wrights diaries cast Gingrich as Wright's rival and Rayburn ideal
Private Wright journals reveal Newt Gingrich sought a Foley Wright hybrid but emulates Rayburn as a model. Rayburn despised demagoguery, valued collegial honor, and insisted on presuming members’ integrity. The diary recounts a 1955 Bailey vote and Johnson-like scenes of chamber pressure.
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Washington
Newt Gingrich
R-Ga
Tom Foley
Jim Wright
Foley
Gingrich
Wright
House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Nixon
Tip O'Neill
Clintons
McGovernicks
Joseph McCarthy
Mr. Rayburn
Cleve Bailey
West Virginia
Chet Holifield
California
Bailey
Speaker
Holifield
Cleve
Pyongyang’s posture tests U S government over talks
The column argues Pyongyang uses diplomatic brinkmanship to press for concessions while framing incidents like the North Korean claim against aircraft as face-saving moves. It compares Soviet hostage dynamics with U S differences, notes Clinton era nuclear deal subsidies, and cites Donald Gregg on Pyongyang’s aim to bypass the Military Armistice Commission.
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Iran
Clare Boothe Luce
Pyongyang
South Korea
Donald Gregg
Military Armistice Commission
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Clinton
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